Kurukshetra MP Jindal plans free medical services through mobile vans
Haryana: Kurukshetra Member of Parliament Naveen Jindal announced plans on Sunday to launch free medical services through mobile vans across all nine circles in his Haryana Lok Sabha constituency starting next month.
According to a UNI news report, these medical vans will provide health services by reaching the doorsteps of people in every village, Jindal said.
He also attended thanks-giving programmes organized in villages Teak, Barot, Bandarana, Rasulpur, Begpur, Jadaula, Solu Majra and Faral.
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Jindal said that under the leadership of Haryana Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini, work is being done to strengthen the Panchayati Raj institutions.
He also announced to provide gyms for the youth and cricket kits for children in all the villages.
The MP said that his effort is to ensure that children move towards skilled-based education.
He said that there is a problem of drainage in most villages and a permanent solution for it is a sewerage treatment plant.
Jindal and Satpal Jamba, Convenor District Cleanliness Campaign, also appealed to people to plant trees.
On this occasion, former MLA Tejbir Singh, Anita Chaudhary, Advocate Gurindrajit Singh Nat, Sarpanch representative Palu Ram, Sarpanch Paramjit Singh, National General Secretary of Trade Organization Vikas Garg, Rahul Kansal, Daljit Singh Nat, Manoj Jamba, Pushpendra Tanwar, Sarpanch Sonika Rani, Sarpanch Sandeep Kumar, Preeti, Anjali and Twinkle Rana were present, news agency UNI reported.
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that the Bhagat Phool Singh Women's Medical College in Khanpur will soon get a new expansion of a hospital building in the third phase worth Rs 419.13 crore. Its foundation stone has already been laid by Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on the birth anniversary of Bhagat Phool Singh. The new building will be constructed by the National Building Construction Corporation and is expected to be completed in the next three years.
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