BENGALURU: Concerned citizens and media representatives have urged the Karnataka government and the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) to establish dialysis centers in all BBMP wards to provide accessible and affordable treatment for kidney patients.
Highlighting the urgent need for better healthcare infrastructure, Gs Gopal Raaj, Editor of City Today News, stated:
“Access to healthcare is a fundamental right, and the government must take immediate steps to establish dialysis centers in all BBMP wards. This will provide much-needed relief to thousands of kidney patients in the city who struggle to access affordable treatment.”
Thousands of residents in Bengaluru suffer from kidney-related ailments requiring regular dialysis, but the limited availability of government-run dialysis centers forces many to travel long distances or rely on expensive private hospitals. This has created a significant burden on economically weaker sections of society.
In their appeal to the Chief Minister and BBMP Chief Commissioner, citizens have requested the following measures:
Establishment of well-equipped dialysis centers in all BBMP wards.
Free or subsidized dialysis services for the underprivileged.
Appointment of qualified nephrologists and trained medical staff.
Collaboration with private hospitals and charitable organizations to expand dialysis services.
The demand for accessible dialysis services has gained widespread support, with activists and media urging immediate government intervention. Citizens are hopeful that the authorities will act swiftly to address this critical healthcare need.
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