"The new corona XE has not yet been identified in
tamil Nadu," said
minister of Medical and Public Welfare Ma Subramanian, who launched different
government programmes in
government hospitals in the
madurai area. Ma. Subramanian,
minister of Medicine, officially opened the
event today (Apr.10). "Various medical advancements have been done in
madurai," he later told reporters. The Innuyir Kappom Medical Scheme has saved over 44,000 lives in just three months. At a cost of Rs. 50,000, a surgical unit has been established.
The majority of
tamil Nadu's third
sex is treated here. So far, 82 transgender
people have been treated, as well as 122 Mr. Nambis. A total of four gender reassignment surgeries have been conducted. After having therapy in Mumbai, Thailand, the treatment is now offered at the
madurai government Hospital. This treatment would be carried out in other
government hospitals in
tamil Nadu as well.
Japan has funded a 6-story new medical building, including the ground level, at a cost of Rs. 128 crore. It is recommended that the construction work be completed as soon as possible. Moreover, Rs. 139 crore would be spent on the purchase of high-quality medical equipment. By the end of December, the 6-story structure will be operating. On the hospital grounds, seven additional buildings will be constructed at a cost of Rs. 69 crore. The paediatric intensive care unit now has sophisticated beds. On
april 14, the
chief minister will announce the inauguration of a project worth Rs 360 crore that will supply 21.00 beds to hospitals in
tamil Nadu.