Meghalaya grants Rs 2 crore aid to non-profit hospitals under new scheme
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Shillong: The Meghalaya government has rolled out the Meghalaya Health Advancement Policy, under which non-profit hospitals will receive financial assistance of Rs 2 crore each to upgrade their facilities and services.
The scheme was officially launched on Monday by Chief Minister Conrad K. Sangma, who handed over the first instalment of Rs 1 crore each to Tura Christian Hospital and Holy Cross Hospital, Tura. These two hospitals are among five selected not-for-profit institutions in the state to benefit from the initiative.
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The funds are intended to be used for enhancing critical healthcare infrastructure, including the construction of new rooms, the procurement of essential medical equipment, and other facility upgrades. The minister stated that this support was a gesture of appreciation and a step toward sustainable healthcare.
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