Guwahati: AIIMS Site selection dragged to High court
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Guwahati: The issue of selection of site for the proposed AIIMS in Guwahati has reached new heights after Krishak-Sramik Unnayan Parishad, Assam (KSUPA) has filed a PIL in this matter with the State High Court.
As reported by The Senital, the site which is in speculations to be selected for the institute, is in Sangsari in Kamrup, which is a wet land with the water of the place is also not floride-free, said Pradip Kalita, President, KSUPA . Thus the water is not suitable for the intake of patients admitted. On the contrary, the report of the expert committee has affirmed that Raha is the most suitable site for stationing the institute.
As reported by The Senital, the site which is in speculations to be selected for the institute, is in Sangsari in Kamrup, which is a wet land with the water of the place is also not floride-free, said Pradip Kalita, President, KSUPA . Thus the water is not suitable for the intake of patients admitted. On the contrary, the report of the expert committee has affirmed that Raha is the most suitable site for stationing the institute.
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