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Considerable improvement but much to be done, Conrad on health infra in State

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Shillong, Aug 9: “There has been considerable improvement but there is so much more to be done especially at the grassroot level,” remarked Chief Minister, Conrad K Sangma, on Friday while inaugurating the newly constructed building of the District Medical & Health Officer, Nongpoh in Ri-Bhoi District.

Considerable improvement but much to be done, Conrad on health infra in State

The CM said the Government has made a concerted effort to improve the overall Healthcare system in terms of infrastructure, equipment and human resources.

Informing that a dedicated budget has been earmarked for improving the overall health sector, including creation of a separate recruitment board, he said, “The separate recruitment board has helped the department to improve recruitment at the Doctor’s and Nurses level”.

The new building has been constructed at a cost of ₹18.4 Cr. The new building will be used for administrative office, including setting up of the trauma centre.

He further said that government has accorded financial sanction for renovation of PHCs and CHCs across the state.

He said that 148 healthcare centres are being renovated, including upgradation of civil hospitals at the district level.

The three district hospitals that are currently being upgraded are Tura, Shillong and Jowai Civil Hospital.

 

 

 

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