MGM Medical College: Deputy Superintendent, HOD Gynaecology served show cause notice for poor housekeeping, sanitation at hospital
Show Cause Notice
Indore: The Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College (MGM Medical College) administration has served a show-cause notice to the Deputy Superintendent, HOD gynaecology of Maharaja Tukojirao Holkar Hospital for the poor conditions of housekeeping, sanitation, and patients facilities in the hospital.
The move came after the recent inspection conducted at the MTH hospital by district collector Ilayaraja T who complained about the poor condition of the hospital and directed the medical college administration to take action against the matter.
The medical administration has sought a response from both doctors, namely Dr Nilesh Dalal, HOD Gynaecology and Dr Anupama Dave, Deputy Superintendent MTH in seven days about the poor conditions of housekeeping, sanitation, and patients facilities in the hospital.
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Two days ago, collector Illayaraja T paid a surprise visit to MTH hospital pretending to be an attendant. He was shocked to witness the hospital running in a poor condition with a lack of cleanliness and poor patient care at the hospital. In addition, there was also an issue regarding the housekeeping and security of the hospital.
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