By ETF Desk
Health Minister Khader visited Udupi district today, touring three district hospitals and speaking with doctors and patients about the state of healthcare services. He noted deficiencies in equipment and staffing, and pledged a fresh allocation of Rs 28 crore to upgrade facilities, expand patient support programs, and enhance emergency services.
The visit comes amid growing concerns over long waiting periods and limited specialist availability in the coastal region. Khader emphasized a commitment to improving the quality of care across both public and private institutions, offering to facilitate faster procurement of medical equipment and to support training initiatives for healthcare professionals.
The announcement is expected to boost the district’s healthcare infrastructure and patient outcomes in the coming months. Source: Google News – Udupi District.