aurangabad the state government on monday passed a resolution to set up a government medical college and hospital at parbhani finally paving way for a higher medical facility in the districtthe medical college and hospital will also cater to the needs of the local residents who so far in the case of emergency or critical conditions had to rush to staterun higher medical facilities in aurangabad or nandedonce completed this will be the fifth medical college and hospital to come up in the marathwada regionthe gr was preceded by a cabinet decision taken earlier this month the project is estimated to cost over rs 682 crore it will be a 430bed hospital while the medical college will have an intake capacity of 100 students each yeara total of 448 people across the hierarchy will be hired to run the medical college and according to the gr rs 976 crore has been reserved for their salaries for a period of four years for the hospital 1086 employees will be recruited and rs 109 crore has been reserved for themofficials said that of the total budget of rs 682 crore a sum of rs 25313 crore has been reserved for recurring expenses in the first four years after four years the medical college and hospital facility will need about rs 79 crore annuallythe gr mentions that according to the world health organisation who the standard ratio of doctors to population is 11000 citing the stats from 202021 it states that despite maharashtra being a progressive state the ratio of doctors to per 1000 people is only 084 which is below the average national target of 090the hospital will come up on a plot measuring over 128 acre at bramhapuri the state has asked the district administration to provide the land for free