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- The report titled ‘State of Healthcare in India – Indian cities through the lens of healthcare’ ranks health infrastructure in the country’s most urbanised eight cities.
- Pune outranks other cities on health parameters.
- Ahmedabad scores the highest on sanitation and solid waste management and the lowest on water quality and availability
- Bengaluru has the highest number of hospital beds, as compared to other top eight cities
- Hyderabad scores low on number of hospital beds and ease of living, but fared well in air quality, sanitation and solid waste management
- Chennai topped in air quality, looming water scarcity pulls down the overall rank
- Kolkata sits at the lower end due to inadequate hospital beds and ease of living, but fared well in air quality and water availability
- Delhi NCR ranks the lowest, as inadequate number of hospital beds, poor air quality and low score on the liveability index pulls down the city’s ranking.
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