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Mumbai: Finally, hope floats for Aarey Hospital

Dairy dept decides to revive it through outsourcing; decision disappoints BMC which was eyeing it to get a foothold in colony area

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Move to revive Aarey Hospital will bring relief to the 40,000 resident of Aarey Colony. Pic/Anurag Ahire

Move to revive Aarey Hospital will bring relief to the 40,000 resident of Aarey Colony. Pic/Anurag Ahire

After years of tussle between the BMC and the state Dairy Department over Aarey Hospital in Goregaon East, the latter has decided to outsource the facility to a charitable trust. The hospital has been in a dilapidated condition, operating without essential medical services for years now. BMC was eyeing to take over the hospital and thus get a foothold in the Aarey Colony within the Sanjay Gandhi National Park, the last green patch amidst the concrete jungle of Mumbai.

“We are still in talks with them and had a meeting with state officials in August. This suddenly happened and none of us were informed,” said a ward-level BMC official.

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