Agra: Repair of Dilapidated Buildings at SN Medical College Begins Amidst Risk of Accidents During Rain
Repair work on dilapidated buildings at SN Medical College in Agra has commenced. According to an Amar Ujala report, the administration initiated immediate repairs due to the risk of these weak structures collapsing during the rainy season. The department is currently awaiting government funding to undertake large-scale renovations.

The administration has taken steps regarding the dilapidated sections of SN Medical College in Agra. According to a report by Amar Ujala, several buildings on the college campus have become quite old and weak, raising concerns about potential accidents during the rainy season. Recognizing this risk, repair work on these sections has now been initiated.
The college administration stated that, keeping safety in mind, only the most vulnerable parts are currently being repaired. The condition of these dilapidated buildings could have worsened due to the rain, and these immediate measures were taken to prevent such an outcome.
Currently, the college administration is awaiting a government budget for large-scale repair work. Once the budget is allocated, the process of renovating the entire campus will be accelerated. Until then, the focus remains only on those sections that require urgent attention.
SN Medical College is a vital health institution where a large number of patients arrive for treatment daily. Ensuring the safety of the buildings is a priority for the administration. Concerns regarding the safety of patients and staff had been raised due to the dilapidated state of the structures.
The repair work being carried out at the local level is currently viewed as a temporary solution. The college administration believes that until a permanent budget is received, minimizing risk is the only viable option.
According to the Amar Ujala report, college officials are continuously monitoring the situation. Precautionary steps are being taken to prevent any untoward incidents during the rain.
It is expected that once the government budget is received, all dilapidated buildings of the college will be made safe and modernized, ensuring better facilities for the patients.
