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The construction of the state hospital in Pajallar is in full swing

The construction of the state hospital in Pajallar is in full swing

May 3, 2024

The Director of Health of Alanya, Nadir Aldemir, together with other officials, inspected the construction of a new public hospital in the Payallar district. During the inspection, the delegation received information about the progress of construction and the degree of readiness of the hospital building.

The public hospital in Pajallar will meet the A2 level. The hospital has 200 beds, 25 intensive care beds, 10 palliative beds, 7 operating rooms, 67 polyclinic rooms, 5 emergency rooms, endoscopy and bronchoscopy departments, a burn department, an outpatient chemotherapy department for 15 people, a sleep laboratory and a diabetes center.

With the completion of construction, healthcare in Alanya will become more comprehensive and efficient. "Our new hospital will provide the most modern medical services for our region. This investment will make a significant contribution to strengthening the city's healthcare infrastructure," Aldemir said.

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