264 New Health Clinic Buildings in Andhra Pradesh Set for Inauguration

The Andhra Pradesh government has finished building 264 new structures for primary health clinics across the state, signalling a major step in expanding rural healthcare infrastructure. These facilities, designed to accommodate basic medical services, are spread across both urban and remote districts to improve accessibility for underserved populations. Health Minister Dr. R. K. Reddy praised the project as a “game‑changer” for community health, noting that the new clinics will reduce travel time for patients and increase preventive care coverage. The inauguration ceremony is scheduled for next week, during which state officials will officially hand over the buildings and begin operations.