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| Sham inaugurates staff quarters at SDH Akhnoor | | |  EARLY TIMES REPORT
JAMMU, Aug 21:
Minister for Health Sham Lal Sharma today said that during last three
years massive health infrastructure has been created across the state
by way of prospective planning to meet the future requirements of the
people.
Addressing a mammoth gathering after inaugurating doctors’ and para-
medical staff quarters at Sub District Hospital Akhnoor, the Minister
said that government’s focus was on both expansion and consolidation
of health infrastructure by opening new health institutions and
equipping these with adequate manpower and required health care and
diagnostic equipments.
The newly constructed 3-storey block has been completed at a cost of
Rs.335.30 lakh by PWD (R&B) Division No-II, having 9 quarters for
medical officers and 12 quarters for para medical staff.
Sharma congratulated the doctors, para-medicos, staff members as well
as the local people for the completion of the new block at SDH
Akhnoor. He said that equal.
Describing public utilities essential ingredient for raising the
living standard of the people, Sharma said that the correlation of
various scheme under different departments is imperative to redress
developmental needs of the growing population.
He impressed upon the officers and engineers to ensure timely
completion of the development works to ensure that the benefits of the
same reach to the people. He said that it was the endeavour of the
coalition government to make all essential service easily available to
the people of the state especially those living in rural and border
areas.
Sharma asked the ASHA’s workers to reach out to the rural women folk
and aware them about the benefits of the schemes of the health
department. He said that honorarium of ASHA’s worker have been
increased adding that Rs1000 cash is being provided to them annually
for uniforms besides getting their identity cards.
He also instructed to BMO Akhnoor to display a chart listing the
number of outdoor patients being treated annually in the hospital.
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