Kerala High Court judges inspect Thrissur mental health centre, reviews facilities
Following that inspection, the High Court voiced concern over the condition of the hospital and stressed the need for urgent measures to upgrade its facilities.
- ▪Following that inspection, the High Court voiced concern over the condition of the hospital and stressed the need for urgent measures to upgrade its facilities.
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Justice Devan Ramachandran and Justice Basant Balaji of the Kerala High Court on Sunday (July 26, 2026) inspected the Government Mental Health Centre, Thrissur, as part of the court’s ongoing scrutiny of mental health-care institutions in the State.The judges inspected different sections of the centre, reviewed the available facilities, and held discussions with officials on the institution’s functioning.The judges were accompanied by the amicus curiae appointed by the High Court in a case concerning the condition and infrastructure of the mental health centre, according to officials.‘Requires improvement’After the visit, Justice Ramachandran told mediapersons that the institution required considerable improvement.“We will see when the case comes up for consideration. Let the orders come.
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