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Dutch firm to set up hospitals in State
Global healthcare solutions provider Enraf-Nonius India on Wednesday evinced interest in setting up state-of-the-art hospitals in Telangana.
A team of representatives of the company calls on Chief Minister and discusses modalities
Hyderabad: Global healthcare solutions provider Enraf-Nonius India on Wednesday evinced interest in setting up state-of-the-art hospitals in Telangana.
The company is Indian subsidiary of Netherlands-based Enraf-Nonius, a worldwide leader in electrotherapy and ultrasound products. It specialises in the development, manufacture and sale of a complete line of innovative medical products to the physical therapy and rehabilitation markets.
The company’s India head Sunil Agarwal, Liaison Director Hilal Rather, Director of Construction Suresh Gupta and others called on Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao here and conveyed their willingness to set up the hospitals, according to an official press release.
Chandrashekar Rao told the representatives of Enraf-Nonius India that his government was planning to set up hospitals in Hyderabad, Warangal, Khammam and Karimnagar. Altogether they would have more than 5,000 beds, Chandrashekar Rao said, adding that he looked forward for their participation in building the hospitals.
“The Chief Minister had a discussion with them on the modalities of funding and the time that is likely to take to complete the project after an agreement is reached,” it said. Agarwal informed Chandrashekar Rao that they had done similar work in countries like Sri Lanka and extended an invitation to the Health Minister and his team to visit the island nation to see the company-built hospital by themselves.
“The Chief Minister has asked a team of officers of Health Department led by Health Minister C Laxma Reddy to visit Sri Lanka this weekend and study the facilities in the hospital built by Enraf-Nonius,” the release added.
