100-bed Aundh District Hospital to be utilised for Ophthalmology department
Pune: To ensure that accessible healthcare services are provided to the citizens, the Public Health Department has decided to convert the 100-bed field hospital at the Aundh District Hospital (ADH) campus to the Ophthalmology department.
The department is set to take over the entire hospital and is reported to be functional in the next 14 days once the Maharashtra State Electricity Board work is completed, which is expected to be finished shortly.
This facility will bring huge relief to the patients as it was kept unutilised for 6 months due to pending work on the extra water tank and electricity. Finally, the government has declared to use the facility for good use.
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Speaking to HT, Dr Nagnath Yempalay the district civil surgeon, said, "The facility is ready and can be utilised after pending work of a separate MSEB DP for the hospital gets completed.
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