New Cancer hospital in Goa set to open before 2027, says Health Minister
Panaji: Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane announced on Wednesday that a cancer hospital being developed in association with Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai, is expected to be completed before 2027.
Addressing a public meeting at Nagargao village in his Valpoi Assembly constituency, Rane said the state government under Chief Minister Pramod Sawant is committed to taking health facilities to people’s doorsteps.
“Goa’s latest cancer care hospital, being developed (at Bambolim in Panaji) in association with Tata Memorial Centre, will be ready before 2027. It will be a landmark in healthcare services in the state,” the minister said, news agency PTI reported.
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He said the government has initiated measures to take healthcare closer to the people, especially in rural areas. “We want to take health care to the doorsteps of the people," he said.
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