Government hospitals in Warangal and Kothagudem are facing severe neglect, with patients forced to manage critical care tasks themselves. From carrying oxygen cylinders to enduring unhygienic conditions and non-functional facilities, the situation has sparked public outrage. Despite prior warnings from district authorities, little has improved on the ground.
A 46-year-old man from Siddipet died en route to the hospital, with his family alleging the 108 ambulance lacked oxygen. A rasta roko was held outside the government hospital, though ambulance staff claimed oxygen was provided.
The incident took place at the Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences when the regulator of an oxygen cylinder exploded due to pressure. The victim suffered minor injuries in his hand.
Jangaon: Town police have registered a case against an advocate named Sadiq Ali for allegedly spreading rumours on social media platforms over the medical and health services being provided for the Covid-19 patients at the Jangaon district headquarters hospital here on Tuesday. According to a press note released by the police here on Tuesday, the […]
State takes series of measures addressed at ironing out logistical difficulties, augmenting storage and distribution capacity apart from ensuring judicious use of limited resources
