New PHC building in Peddavangara with Rs. 1.43 crore

Hanumakonda: Palakurthi MLA Mamidala Yashaswini Reddy said that the government’s aim is to make quality medical services available locally to the people of rural areas. He said that the government is giving priority to the creation of infrastructure in the medical and health sector and is strengthening primary health centers. In this regard, she inaugurated the new primary health center building, built with XV Finance funds at the Peddavangara mandal center with Rs. 1.43 crore on Wednesday.

On this occasion, special pujas were performed and the ribbon was cut and the building was made available to the people. Later, the MLA said that the government is taking steps so that rural people do not have to go to distant places for minor health problems and get better medical services locally. He said that with the availability of a new building in Peddavangara, the people of the mandal have the opportunity to receive better medical services.

He suggested that doctors and staff should be constantly available to the people by making effective use of the medical facilities available in the new building. He asked the medical staff to perform their duties with dedication so that the people’s trust in government hospitals increases.

The MLA expressed special gratitude to the donors who provided valuable land for the construction of the PHC. He said that providing land for social benefit by keeping in mind the health needs of the people is commendable. He said that the service spirit of the donors will be an inspiration to the society and their cooperation will be remembered forever.

The MLA suggested that the development works undertaken with government funds should be of direct benefit to the people, and that public representatives and officials should work in coordination to create the necessary infrastructure in the villages.

Mandal President Rangu Murali, local Sarpanch Muddasani Parijatham Suresh, senior Congress party leader Nehru Nayak, Sarpanches, Deputy Sarpanches, Directors, Party Mandal leaders, Medical and Health Department officials, local public representatives, Congress leaders, activists, medical staff, village elders and the public participated in the program.