ENT diagnostic machines faulty at Agra District Hospital, patients referred to SN Medical College
Patients at Agra District Hospital are facing significant difficulties due to the breakdown of ENT diagnostic machines. The hospital administration is referring serious cases to SN Medical College for treatment. While the X-ray machine has been repaired, the lack of ENT facilities is causing distress among patients seeking medical care.
A peculiar situation regarding healthcare facilities has emerged at the Agra District Hospital. Following the repair of the X-ray machine, the ENT diagnostic equipment has now become non-functional. This technical failure is causing substantial hardship for patients seeking medical attention.
Patients visiting the hospital for ear-related issues are currently struggling to receive proper care. According to reports from Amar Ujala, the hospital administration has begun referring serious cases to SN Medical College. This has significantly increased the burden on patients and their families.
While the restoration of the X-ray machine provided some relief, the breakdown of the ENT machines has highlighted gaps in the hospital's service delivery. Patients have expressed frustration over being forced to travel between different medical facilities for basic diagnostics.
So far, the hospital administration has not taken concrete steps to repair the faulty equipment. The delay in receiving timely treatment poses a risk to the health of patients whose conditions may worsen without proper diagnosis.
Local residents have demanded that the ENT diagnostic machines be repaired immediately to spare patients from the inconvenience of visiting SN Medical College.
Hospital officials have yet to issue an official statement regarding the matter. For the time being, patients remain dependent on SN Medical College for their diagnostic needs.
This situation reflects the poor state of affairs at the district hospital, where the functionality of equipment remains inconsistent. Providing adequate healthcare facilities remains the primary responsibility of the hospital administration.
