Shihab Thangal Hospital
Shihab Thangal Hospital, also known as Shihab Thangal Memorial Hospital and Research Centre, is a Co-operative hospital in Tirur, Kerala,India.
Background
The hospital is run by the Tirur Co-operatrive Hospital and Research Center Ltd Founded in 2002, the hospital is named after and dedicated to the memory of Shihab Thangal, a philanthropist and a former president of the Kerala state committee of the Indian Union Muslim League.
The Shihab Thangal Memorial Hospital and Research Centre was registered in 2001 under the Kerala Government Cooperative Societies Act of 1969. It has over 6000 shareholders and is governed by a board of directors.
It has six theatres for operations, several intensive care units, including a neonatal unit, and an air ambulance facility. The hospital's web site says the building has five floors, and will have nine when completed.
References
- ^ "CM Vijayan Opens Shihab Thangal Co-Op Hospital at Tirur". Medical Buyer. 28 February 2022. Retrieved 28 December 2023.
- ^ "SHIHAB THANGAL HOSPITAL: About us". Retrieved 28 December 2023.
