Coimbatore Medical College and Hospital 
Tamil Nadu

CMCH switches to simpler menu to avert shortage

CMCH Dean M Geethanjali noted that nutrition will be prioritised despite the shortage

DT NEXT Bureau

COIMBATORE: Amidst panic over the shortage of LPG cylinders at the Coimbatore Medical College and Hospital, the management has simplified its menu to ensure efficiency.

CMCH Dean M Geethanjali noted that nutrition will be prioritised despite the shortage. The hospital will turn to soya, green gram, wheat rava and curd in the place of sundal, chapati and kurma - items that take longer to cook.

She also noted that the hospital will be stocking up on bread, a key need at hospitals. Every day, the CMCH witnesses around 4,000 outpatients and admits 2,000 as inpatients. "The hospital has LPG cylinder stock for a month, but we are being cautious and are exploring alternatives like electric stoves," Geethanjali said.

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