Mangalagiri’s Dream Hospital: Minister Nara Lokesh announced that he got the opportunity to fulfill the 30-year dream of the people of Mangalagiri. He laid the foundation for a 100-bed government hospital near Chinakakani. Lokesh promised to complete the hospital within one year.
Lokesh stated that the hospital will be built as a model for the entire country. He assured modern facilities similar to private hospitals. The project will have proper zoning, staffing, dialysis unit, orthopedic ward, thalassemia care and de-addiction center.
Detailed Planning Behind the Project
Lokesh said that the building designs were finalized after careful study and multiple reviews. He explained that the location was chosen to provide better services in a spacious environment. Lokesh also unveiled the layout designs and took a selfie at the historic plaque set up in 1984 by NTR for a cancer hospital.
Fulfilling a Long Pending Promise
The Minister recalled that people have been requesting to upgrade the old 30-bed hospital to 100 beds. He appreciated the efforts of the local committee who fought for the new hospital. Lokesh promised quality construction under the supervision of officials and the public.
Lokesh’s Political Journey and Support
Lokesh spoke about his defeat in 2019 and his comeback with a record majority of 91,000 votes. He thanked the people for their support and promised to work day and night for Mangalagiri’s development. He said all promises made during the elections will be fulfilled step by step.
More Development Plans for Mangalagiri
The minister announced plans to develop Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy temple, install underground gas, water and power lines. Permanent land titles will be issued to those living on government lands. Houses will be built for the homeless.
One-Year Deadline for Completion
Lokesh assigned the responsibility to APMSIDC Chairman to complete the hospital within one year. He stressed that there should be no compromise in quality.
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