Providing free meals to patients and underprivileged families at RNT Medical College has encountered obstacles, with water wastage and parking issues surfacing as major concerns. 

A new dining facility has opened at MB Hospital near the Blood Bank area. The facility is provided by the Non-Profit Food Distribution Service Institute, offering free meals to patients and their caregivers.

Administrators of the food institution have cut a ramp in the parking area, causing inconvenience to medical staff and visitors. Vehicles crossing the ramp are experiencing collisions, increasing safety risks. Additionally, numerous parts of the parking area have been dismantled without clear justification.

The free meal distribution service, operated by the institution near the bank's parking lot, is wasting a significant amount of water from the taps.

Unauthorized Actions

Institution administrator Ashok Kumar admitted to personally dismantling the ramp without seeking appropriate permissions. He asserted that permission from the Medical College Principal would be sought only if deemed necessary. Plans are underway to address the water leakage issue.

Dr. Vipin Mathur, Principal of RNT Medical College, emphasized that unauthorized modifications in hospital premises are unacceptable. He stressed the importance of obtaining prior permission and condemned actions taken without proper authorization. Dr. Mathur affirmed that any water leakage concerns would be addressed promptly, with accountability demanded from the institution's administrators.

Source: Dainik Bhaskar