Hospital building in Nalwar remains unused for twelve years
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A new hospital building in Nalwar remains unused for 12 years while healthcare services continue in a dilapidated old structure.
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- A new primary healthcare center building constructed in Nalwar has not been utilized by the health department for 12 years.
- Local residents are currently forced to receive medical care in an old, crumbling building that leaks during rain.
- The existing facility suffers from severe structural damage, including falling ceilings and unsafe conditions for both staff and patients.
- The lack of use for the new building highlights administrative negligence affecting over 50,000 people from nearby villages and hamlets.
What to watch next
- Response from the health department regarding the activation of the new building
- Structural assessment and potential repair of the old hospital building
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