CM K Chandrasekhar Rao Lays Foundation Stone for three hospitals, 6000 beds to be added

Also read- 10000 Paramedics To Be Appointed In Next Six Months: CM Yogi Adityanath

Medical services in Hyderabad have been improving each day and now the city has nearly 15 government medical colleges.

Hyderabad has been able to attract investments worth Rs 2,30 lakh crore to the healthcare sector over the past seven years, KCR stated.

"We are the vaccine capital of the world with 33% of the world's vaccine manufacturing happening at Genome valley. We will be setting up a Pharma city including a Pharma University in 14,000 acres of land. The state will also be setting up 33 medical colleges and nursing colleges one in each district in the public sector. The government will take steps to provide education and medical services to the poor everywhere. If we are able to do all this, we will be able to move forward beyond the bigger states," he added.

Also read- Lucknow: Emergency Network For Patients To Find Hospital Beds

After the speech of KCR, Health Minister T Harish Rao described the moment as a historic event by saying that the government has recognised the medical requirements of people in the state for the first time since independence and also said that the Gandhi Hospital is 200 years old while Osmania General Hospital is 100 years old. Except for the MNJ cancer hospital, no new hospitals were established.