India will be LEPROSY FREE this year: Health Minister JP Nadda
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Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare JP Nadda on Saturday claimed that the country will be free of leprosy this year and Kala-azar by next year.
The country will be free of leprosy this year and of Kala-azar by next year, he told reporters on the occasion of the inauguration of a hospital here.
To a question, Nadda said mortality rate in India has decreased and referred to a World Health Organisation report to stress that tetanus and some other diseases concerning children are well under control.
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