Warangal, Oct.3 : Warangal District Collector Dr. Satya Sharada instructed authorities to strictly enforce the provisions of the Clinical Establishments Act across the district. Presiding over the District Registration Authority meeting under the Telangana Clinical Establishments Act at the Collectorate on Saturday, she directed officials to issue notices and initiate legal action against unregistered hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers operating in violation of norms.
During the meeting, District Medical and Health Officer (DMHO) Dr. B. Raja Reddy submitted a detailed report on the status of registrations, renewals, and compliance measures across local healthcare facilities. The committee thoroughly reviewed pending applications for new registrations and renewals. While approvals were granted to establishments meeting all statutory requirements, institutions with deficiencies in fire safety measures were granted time to rectify their non-compliance.
The District Collector emphasized that all hospitals and clinics must prominently display details of qualified doctors, staff, registration numbers, available medical services, and tariff charts for public visibility. Furthermore, healthcare management was instructed to strictly adhere to biomedical waste management guidelines, maintain proper patient records, and ensure complete fire safety protocols. Additional Collector Y.V. Ganesh, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Kavita, IMA representative Dr. Venkataswamy, Deputy DMHO Dr. Rajamouli, and officials from the Fire Department were present at the meeting.
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