3,000 Billion Tomans Spent on Gourab Charity Hospital in Malayer

Hamadan - Chair of the Parliament Health Committee, speaking about the construction of the Amir al-Mu'minin (AS) Charity Hospital in Gourab, Malayer, said more than 3,000 billion tomans has been spent on the medical center so far.

Hamedan- The Chairman of the Health and Medical Commission of the Parliament regarding the construction of Amir al-Momenin (AS) Charitable Hospital in Malayer said: So far, more than 3000 billion Tomans have been spent on the construction of this medical center.

According to Mehr reporter, Hossein Ali Shahriari on Thursday evening during his visit to Amir al-Mominin (AS) Charitable Hospital in Gorab, added: It is suggested that due to its proximity to Khandab, the radiation therapy department of this hospital should be set up as soon as possible and its management should be handed over to the benefactors at a private sector rate.

Ahmad Ariyainejad, the representative of the people of Malair in the Islamic Council, also emphasized that our main goal is to facilitate the establishment of this important medical center, and added: efforts should be made to prepare the departments that do not need heavy equipment and a lot of credit.

Supplying equipment and completing the required infrastructure of Gorab Melair Hospital is on the agenda

In order to follow up and speed up the establishment of Gorab Malair Hospital, a coordination meeting and review of the implementation requirements of this project was held in the office of the director of the technical office of the Ministry of Health, Treatment and Medical Education in the presence of Gholamreza Klondi, head of Hamedan University of Medical Sciences, Seyyed Abedin Hosseini Ahangari, head of the university's management and resource development deputy, financial manager and director of physical resources, and the benevolence of Mr. Tawakli.

In this meeting, the equipment, infrastructural and operational needs of Gorab Melair Hospital were reviewed and the attendees discussed the solutions to provide the necessary facilities and provide the necessary platform to start providing medical services in this center.

The necessity of interaction and coordination between Hamadan University of Medical Sciences, the Ministry of Health and donors in the field of health to follow up on demands, remove existing obstacles and speed up the process of preparing and setting up the hospital was also emphasized.

The kind participation of Mr. Tawakli in this meeting also shows the importance of synergizing government and people's capacities in the development of health infrastructure, and the follow-up of the establishment of Gorab Melair Hospital with the aim of strengthening the treatment capacities of the region, facilitating people's access to health services and better responding to the medical needs of Melair city and surrounding areas.