Health Minister Aarti Singh Rao inspects hospitals in Gurugram

“This medical college with a facility of 883 beds will have 7 floors including the ground floor. 50 per cent share in the construction cost will be of GMDA, 45 per cent share will be of Municipal Corporation Gurugram (MCG), and 5 per cent share will be of Shri Sheetla Mata Temple,” he informed the minister, news agency IANS reported.

“The construction work of the medical college will be completed by April 30 next year,” he said.

In the meeting, Civil Surgeon Dr Virender Yadav gave information related to the progress of construction of the civil hospital to be built in Civil Lines and said that the tender was floated on August 16 for this civil hospital to be built at a cost of about 990 crores.

Which will open on the 8th of November. He informed that this 13-stories hospital will have 11 floors including 2 basements and one ground floor. Important facilities like 60 ICUs, 12 OTs and a helipad for emergency have also been taken care of in the hospital.

After reviewing the construction progress of both projects, the Health Minister said that on completion of the said projects, health services in the Gurugram district will be strengthened, which will set new standards in the health sector at the national level as well.

After the meeting, the Health Minister also inspected the construction work of the Civil Hospital and Shri Mata Sheetla Devi Medical College.

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