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- Rural health facilities in the South-East region lack basic amenities like electricity and water.
- Many health centers are non-functional, forcing residents to rely on local medicine sellers and herbalists.
- State governments have promised to renovate and improve the facilities, but little progress has been made.
- The situation has left rural dwellers with limited access to quality healthcare, exacerbating health challenges in the region.
The condition of rural health facilities in the South-East region is a major concern, with many facilities lacking basic amenities and being non-functional. This has resulted in rural dwellers relying on local medicine sellers and herbalists, leading to limited access to quality healthcare and exacerbating health challenges in the region.
