Hyderabad: Solving the Government to paint Rosy’s image from the Koti Maternity Hospital by hiding treatment and poor facilities, the Telangana High Court on Thursday was directed by Ali Murtuza Rizvi, the main secretary (health and family welfare), to determine everything in four Sunday and complete the report.
“If there is a health problem, you and I will go to the Apollo or AIG hospital.
For us there is no problem, but what about the poor who are dying on the streets?” Chairman of Judge Satish Chandra Sharma and Justice Abhinand Kumar Shavili asked.
The bench heard the sound taken by the court six years ago who gave details of the problems faced by patients who visited the hospital.
The bench has asked Amicus Curiae K Kiran Mayee to visit the hospital and submit an independent report.
Kiran Mayee visited the hospital on December 30 last year and February 8 this year and found the main deviation, including 157 empty medical posts from the strength of 244 post sanctions.
‘Hospital staff asks for the 5K-RS 10k Hospital to hand over a newborn baby to only 87 posts have been filled with doctors, nurses, and paramedics and they are cut down by work.
During the past 47 years, the power of sanctions from this hospital remains static in 160.
While the country has built two blocks each has five floors to accommodate several parts of this pregnant hospital, they lying not used, apart.
“Only two floors in one block used and the remaining floors lying not used.
Staff at the hospital demanded Rs 5,000 to rs 10,000 to hand over new babies to their mother and relatives in the workspace,” Amicus said in his report.
“Even to clean the place and wall, they demand money from the patient’s family,” he added.
He also found a locked night shelter and the patient’s companion did not know the facilities and were sleeping in the waiting hall, which was not enough to accommodate them all.
Although high claims made by the authorities at their counters, the land reality shown by Amicus is really annoying, the word bench.
“All your reports are eye washing,” said the bench, overcoming Reddy Raddy state advice, which complements the calculations submitted by the Secretary of Health and search for more time to submit a report again.
“The main secretary must improve irregularities, the bench said.
The state advice is looking for time to submit a new written statement.
All replies are five years old and do not reflect the current situation?” CJ said.