Haryana govt to implement health insurance scheme for poor
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Kurukshetra: To provide free health services to the poor, the Haryana government will implement a health insurance scheme in the state, for which it will bear the cost of premium.
Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar also said the state was establishing medical colleges in every district to meet the shortage of doctors in government hospitals.
"As many as 28 colleges will be established in the state over the next two years, which would help meet the requirement of 17,000 doctors," said Khattar, who was speaking after inaugurating a medical college and hospital at Mohri village in Kurukshetra district.
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