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Patients face pedestrian, civic challenges around major government hospitals in Bengaluru

Patients face pedestrian, civic challenges around major government hospitals in Bengaluru
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Patients and visitors at major government hospitals in Bengaluru are facing significant safety and accessibility challenges. Issues include encroached footpaths, poor pedestrian infrastructure, and flooding, which disproportionately affect elderly and infirm individuals.

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Poor urban planning around critical healthcare infrastructure creates unnecessary physical risks for vulnerable populations seeking medical treatment.

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Every day, thousands of patients and their attendants visit Bengaluru’s major government-run hospitals seeking medical care. However, many of them are forced to navigate a host of pedestrian, traffic and civic challenges before they can access healthcare facilities.

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The article reports on civic infrastructure issues using neutral, observational language and includes quotes from affected citizens.

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