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No shortage of medicines: District Medical and Health Officer
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Medak District Medical and Health Officer (DMHO) Venkateswarulu on Monday conducted a surprise visit to Regode Government hospital. He checked the records and sought details from Dr Ambica.
Regode: Medak District Medical and Health Officer (DMHO) Venkateswarulu on Monday conducted a surprise visit to Regode Government hospital. He checked the records and sought details from Dr Ambica.
Speaking there, Venkateswarulu said, "There are 45 dengue cases, 2 Chikungunya cases, 1 Japanese Encephalitis case, 10 Malaria cases, 152 Typhoid cases and 1550 viral fever cases recorded in the district."
He further added, "An application has been sent to the officials to fill the pharma assistant post which is vacant. They responded positively, soon it will be filled." Eswar Goud, Shailaja, Sai, Sangayya, Ramesh and others were present.
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