The medical system at Osmania General Hospital (OGH), considered a lifeline for the poor in the state, has become chaotic. The hospital lacks basic infrastructure, modern equipment is non-functional, and there is a severe shortage of essential medicines, making it impossible to provide adequate medical care.
Junior doctors are expressing deep dissatisfaction with these conditions. They are distressed that they are unable to provide proper medical treatment to patients and that their workload is increasing.
The junior doctors state that the hospital has zero facilities, which poses a serious threat to patients' health. They are demanding that these issues be resolved immediately.
The junior doctors are urging the government to respond immediately, improve the basic facilities in the hospital, and make necessary medicines available.
Junior doctors have warned that they will go on strike if their demands are not met. This could further inconvenience poor patients across the state.
This crisis at Osmania Hospital jeopardizes the health future of thousands of poor patients in Telangana. The government must intervene immediately to resolve this issue.