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SCB Opens New Rest Shed for Attendants
The New Indian Express Sambalpur
|January 04, 2025
BRINGING a much-needed relief to the attendants of patients who were forced to spend their time in the crowded corridors and even under the open sky, the SCB medical college and hospital has constructed and opened a sprawling rest shed for them.
Days after deciding to shift the non-trauma casualty wing to unit 6 of medicine department located near the regional spinal injury centre and using the vacated space for rest shed, it has completed the work in quick time.
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