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Regarding Need to establish a dedicated Trauma Care Facility
Centre in Amalapuram Parliamentary Constituency, Andhra
Pradesh-Laid
SHRI G. M. HARISH BALAYOGI (AMALAPURAM): Amalapuram
Parliamentary Constituency is facing a growing burden of road
accidents and preventable fatalities, yet it lacks a dedicated trauma
care facility. In 2024, the constituency reported 418 accidents that
caused 144 deaths, while in 2025 there were 351 accidents but
fatalities rose to 196, reflecting a 37 percent increase. This
disturbing trend indicates serious gaps in timely emergency and
trauma care. A large proportion of these accidents occur on
NH-216, a high-speed corridor passing through the constituency
that has emerged as a hotspot for serious and fatal crashes.
Despite this escalating public safety challenge, Amalapuram
currently depends only on Area Hospitals and Community Health
Centres, none of which are equipped or staffed to manage trauma,
polytrauma, or high-acuity emergency cases. The nearest trauma
care facility is located nearly 60 kilometres away, resulting in
critical loss of the golden hour for accident victims and significantly
reducing survival chances. This infrastructure gap is directly
contributing to avoidable deaths and long-term disabilities. I,
therefore, urge the Government to sanction and establish a
dedicated Trauma Care Facility in Amalapuram Parliamentary
Constituency and to upgrade the Amalapuram Area Hospital into a
Level-II or Level-III trauma centre with advanced equipment,
trained specialists, and round-the-clock emergency response
services.