Health services get a facelift in Meghalaya’s Garo hills
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Meghalaya: Tribal villagers in South-West Garo Hills have got a new lease of life as now they have access to better health facilities. With the return of peace in recent times, at least five public health centres have come up in the Garo hills.
This brings smile to many poor villagers, who earlier had no option but to suffer or travel long distances due to inadequate health services in the area. Bakdil, a catholic missionary-run social organisation, has joined the services under a public-private partnership.
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