Doctors, Nurses posts will be filled up soon : Harish Rao
Hyderabad: Finance Minister T Harish Rao attended a program in a city hospital on Saturday, and he said that soon Telangana government will publish a notice for the jobs for doctors and nurses in the state.
In addition to holding the Health, Medical, and Family Welfare portfolio, Rao said all hospitals would be fully staffed and offered improved services. He further asked officials to expedite the installation of more equipment and facilities in hospitals.
Rao stated that the government will soon issue a notification to fill positions of doctors, nurses and others in the health sector. "All hospitals are goinHyderabad, Hyderabad News, Hyderabad Latest News, Hyderabad Today News, Telangana News, Telangana Hyderabad, Hyderabad News, Hyderabad Latest News, Hyderabad Today News, Telangana News, Telangana to get full staff with doctors, nurses and others", he said.
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News18 reported that in response to Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's orders, efforts are underway to fill the doctor and nurse vacancies. The finance minister also urged people to follow Covid-19 protocols. "The government is taking all measures to provide more equipment and facilities in all of its hospitals in the state," he added.
Harish Rao also announced that "The hospitals will be constructed as planned in the Kothapet Market area, Alwal and other two places, he said, adding that people in the twin cities will get multi-specialty hospitals and services. "Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has directed us for the work to be started soon in this regard".
According to him, health-related posts were to be filled immediately by officials concerned. To serve the people, construction will soon begin on four multispecialty hospitals in four directions of the city.
"The government is taking all measures to provide more equipment and facilities in all its hospitals in the State", Rao added.
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