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Foundation laid for 100-bed hospital
Health Minister Dr C Lakshma Reddy on Wednesday vowed to develop Telangana in all sectors in next four years, while it was left undeveloped in the past six decades.
Narayankhed (Medak dist): Health Minister Dr C Lakshma Reddy on Wednesday vowed to develop Telangana in all sectors in next four years, while it was left undeveloped in the past six decades. The Minister laid the foundation stone for construction of 100-bedded hospital in Narayankhed in Medak district. He also said every mandal headquarter would get a 30-bedded hospital for providing the best health services.
“We will see that the works are completed very soon,” he said. Lakshma Reddy also announced to implement Kalyana Lakshmi scheme towards the marriage of Backward Class girls. Narayankhed segment would be developed in all sectors, he said, adding that though development took a backseat for 60 years, the TRS government would develop the State in all sectors in the next four years.
