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- Work remains paralyzed since July 2024 without an updated technical file, affecting its continuity and the population waiting for the service.Puno.- The Comptroller General of the Republic warned the Regional Government of Puno that the work Improvement of health services at the Ilave Support Hospital has remained completely paralyzed since July 2024, a situation that generates a risk of deterioration of the infrastructure already built and delays the completion of the project aimed at improving medical care in the province of El Collao.
According to Control Visit Report No. 24375-2025-CG/VICOS-SVC (period from November 17 to 19), the control commission verified during the inspection carried out on November 17 that there is no physical progress in the work. Likewise, it was determined that the stoppage was due to deficiencies in the technical file, which forced the suspension of the execution of the project, which was being developed under the direct administration modality.
The report also indicates that the work has not been reactivated for a year and five months and that, at the date of the intervention, there was still no updated technical file of the balance of work, an essential document to resume construction and guarantee the proper functioning of the future hospital. This situation increases the risk of deterioration of the existing infrastructure and directly affects the population that requires the health service.
For its part, the Regional Government of Puno reported that it is preparing a new technical file, the completion of which is scheduled for the end of December, and that it has been carrying out internal actions to ensure budget availability that allows work to be restarted.
The Comptrollers Office recommended that the regional government adopt preventive and corrective measures to ensure the continuity of the project. The complete report is available in the Control Services Report Search engine of the institutional portal.
Puno, December 23, 2025
Communications Management
PRESS RELEASE Ndeg 1050-2025-CG/GCOM
