Decrepit government medical college building in need of a major surgery

The ruins of the Auditorium and other buildings at the Kap Viswanatham State Medical College in Tiruchi expressed security concerns and highlighted the need for regular repair and maintenance on the 28 -year -old campus.

The college was founded in 1997 with 100 student powers increased from 2013 to 150.

Most days serve more as a parking point of the shaded entrance of the college auditorium. It offers a picture of negligence with the open sections of the damaged signs and roofs and lintels. The seats and other furniture in it seemed to be falling apart.

The stage curtains were torn in several places and fixed with old furniture. Lost ceiling tiles and wall paint added to the spray appearance. Other buildings on campus seem to require maintenance.

When contacting HinduCollege Dean S. Kumaravel said: uz We are waiting for funds from various state institutions to do civilian affairs. There was no significant maintenance work on campus in the last 10 to 15 years. Medical Faculty, we offered an offer for financing in the domestic scanning installation and offered an offer for gaps alongside the compound wall.

The university receives five liter of water per day and continues to upgrade to eight lines. “The university needs additional hostels for students. Even on sharing basis, the rooms should be wide enough,” he said.

Some inhabitants said that many of them can take steps to improve the maintenance of college graduates who continue to serve in senior government positions.