Mangaluru: Khadar inaugurates unani unit at Wenlock hospital


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (JS)

Mangaluru, Mar 21: Health and family welfare minister U T Khadar on Saturday March 21 inaugurated the Unani unit at Wenlock hospital here and also conducted inspection of the hospital.

After the inauguration, the minister directed the officials to upgrade the Unani unit further.

He also inspected the hospital and directed the officials to replace the old windows with new ones and install proper lights in the passage. He also checked the new dialysis center which is one of its kind in the state and ordered the officials to finish the work at the earliest.

He also asked the officials to make use of the available space and set up a cafeteria inside the hospital. The space available at the back of the hospital will be used for a garden, he said.

During the inspection, the minister spotted some amount of drain water and he took the officials to task and stressed on the importance of maintaining cleanliness in the hospital.


New block at Rs 15.2 crore

DMO Dr Rajeshwari said, "With a view to add super-speciality facilities to Wenlock hospital, the old DMO quarters will be demolished and the new block will be built at a cost of Rs 15.2 crore. The reserve fund of Rs 8 crore in 'Arogya Raksha Samiti' will be used for the new block and for the remaining Rs 7.2 crore, the minister has placed the proposal with the state government. Once we get the necessary fund and approval from the government, work on the new block will be started. This new block will contain 176 beds, urology and neurosurgery section, operation theaters, regional blood transmission center according to the NACO guidelines and a high-tech casualty to address patients with acute emergency."

  

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  • lukas, malpe

    Sun, Mar 22 2015

    I request government instead of shadi bhagya they should give free treatment for couple who don't have children even should take care of all cost like IVF AND other treatment, because in India this treatment only given to the Rich class people who can afford more then 3 lakh even doctor won't see in OPD if he is poor. But in middle east these treatment free for their citizen.

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  • Dr. T.A.Koshy,Vas lane, drtakoshy@gmail.com

    Sun, Mar 22 2015

    What is the rationale in opening a unani unit at Wenlock hospital(an allopathic one). If continued it will lead to lots of problems-administrative, nursing,treatment & medicolegal.I wonder whether the Ministry of health, Govt. of India permits such arrangements ?

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  • Shankar, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 21 2015

    Now again 15.2 crores!
    I wonder where are these crores going?

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  • Comman man, Ksa

    Sat, Mar 21 2015

    Kadar bhai enough you have make modern hospitals, just divert you mind to wards to make modern society. Today people are facing such kind of disease, any medicine or doctor cant cure.
    Tyr to come and join the people hands and find the peminent solution/medicine.

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