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“Lot of work has been completed in the last 15 days and we will ensure it is completed by the end of this month,” he added.The construction of the 150 crore super specialty hospital began on August 12, 2016. He also blamed their negligence for the hospital not getting a super specialty cancer unit, which was later sanctioned to the Navanagar cancer hospital.KIMS in-charge director Dr Ramalingappa said construction was being done on a war footing. The hospital will have neurology, neurosurgery, surgical gastroenterology, medical oncology, urology, plastic surgery and pediatric surgery departments and can house 200 patients. While the Union government has allocated Rs 120 crore for the project, the state government’s share is Rs 30 crore. Joshi was irked when he was told they needed two-three more weeks..