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Ampareen Lyngdoh takes stock of urgent requirements in Shillong Civil Hospital

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Shillong, Oct 16:  Meghalaya’s Minister of Health & Family Welfare, Dr. M Ampareen Lyngdoh, visited Civil Hospital, Shillong  today to hold a review meeting with the officers to assess infrastructure requirements and needs.

It was decided that the work at the hospital required immediate intervention, and the engineering wing had been instructed to prepare a project for this purpose. Additionally, the contractual staff at the Civil Hospital, particularly those recently discontinued under the emergency staff category, need immediate attention due to the vital facilities in the dialysis unit, the operation theater unit, and the blood bank unit, which require urgent replacement to ensure the hospital’s efficient operation.
Furthermore, the M.S. (Medical Superintendent) and the S.S. (Surgeon Superintendent) of Civil Hospital also informed the honorable minister about the immediate need for hostel facilities for nurses and the necessity to expand trauma centers and ICU to meet the hospital’s urgent requirements.

The Minister assured that she would take up these matters with the competent authorities to find the best solutions to address these deficiencies and ensure the efficient functioning of Civil Hospital.

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