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Panna CHC faces health center crisis. Urgent action needed!
HeadlinesNow reports on a concerning incident at Gunore Community Health Center (CHC) in Panna district, Madhya Pradesh. Hundreds of pregnant women seeking check-ups on Monday faced unacceptable conditions. The lack of basic amenities like drinking water and adequate seating forced these expectant mothers to sit on the ground for hours under the scorching sun. A single, malfunctioning cooler offered little respite from the heat. One pregnant woman, Sunita Prajapati, reported that doctors arrived late and left after a short time, leaving many unattended for extended periods. This situation highlights serious shortcomings in the healthcare infrastructure of this vital community facility. Reports indicate a shortage of essential medicines further compounds the problems faced by patients at this Panna health center. The Block Medical Officer (BMO), Dr. Ashish Tiwari, attributed the water shortage to a possible failure in the tanker supply, promising an investigation. This incident underscores the urgent need for improved healthcare facilities and better resource allocation in rural Madhya Pradesh. This is a matter of great concern for the well-being of pregnant women and children in the state, and immediate action is necessary to rectify these deplorable conditions. This reflects poorly on the state's commitment to maternal and child health. Improving facilities at Gunore CHC will be pivotal in addressing healthcare inequalities and ensuring access to quality healthcare for all citizens. State pride demands immediate improvements and accountability. MP's moment to showcase commitment to its citizens well-being.Explore more: National News
