Foundation laid for Krishnagiri medical college and hospital

750-bed facility will come up by beginning of next year

March 05, 2020 12:49 am | Updated 12:49 am IST - KRISHNAGIRI

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Chief minister Edapadi K. Palaniswami laid the foundation stone for Medical college in Polupalli in Krishnagiri on Wednesday. 04 March 2020. Photo:N.Bashkaran /The Hindu

Krishnagiri Tamilnadu 04.03.2020 KA 05 New MD govt college in Krishnagiri.jpg ( News picture)
 
 Chief minister Edapadi K. Palaniswami laid the foundation stone for Medical college in Polupalli in Krishnagiri on Wednesday. 04 March 2020. Photo:N.Bashkaran /The Hindu

A 750-bed medical college-cum-hospital will come up in the district by the beginning of next year. The foundation stone for the medical college was laid in Bolupalli by Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami and Deputy Chief Minister O. Panneerselvam on Wednesday. The medical college is one of 11 such colleges sanctioned for the State by the Centre.

Mr. Palaniswami said the number of medical seats in the State had increased substantially under the AIADMK government since 2011.

The medical college in Bolupalli will be spread over 25 acres and will be open for admissions from the next academic year with 120 seats, Mr. Palaniswami said.

Touting the achievements of his government, Mr. Palaniswami said the government was proposing an extension of the Bengaluru metro service till Hosur. As of now, the service extends till Bommasandra in Bengaluru.

The Chief Minister also announced a combined drinking water scheme involving Thenpennai river.

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