Super speciality hospital in Jammu soon, says Govt
20 Dec 2012 6:24 AM IST
The Jammu and Kashmir government on Wednesday said that the proposed super speciality hospital with an investment of Rs 135 crore will soon come up in Jammu.
This was announced by minister of medical education R S Chib during a high-level meeting here to review the ongoing work of the proposed hospital.
During the meeting, the minister also discussed about required infrastructure for the hospital including manpower, service support, civil work and medical equipments.
He also directed to ensure services like security, sanitation and pharmacy in two weeks time to enable full-fledged functioning of the hospital. It was informed that the project was taken up under the Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Suraksha Yojana (PMSSY) and of the approved fund, Rs 102.75 crore have been incurred by the Central Public Works Department.
Till March 2012, Rs 27.88 crore has been utilised for purchase of medical equipments.
This was announced by minister of medical education R S Chib during a high-level meeting here to review the ongoing work of the proposed hospital.
During the meeting, the minister also discussed about required infrastructure for the hospital including manpower, service support, civil work and medical equipments.
He also directed to ensure services like security, sanitation and pharmacy in two weeks time to enable full-fledged functioning of the hospital. It was informed that the project was taken up under the Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Suraksha Yojana (PMSSY) and of the approved fund, Rs 102.75 crore have been incurred by the Central Public Works Department.
Till March 2012, Rs 27.88 crore has been utilised for purchase of medical equipments.
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