Patients will get quick service in difficult situations: CM Vishnudev Sai
Raipur raipur news. Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai today flagged off 5 free ambulances for the residents of Pandaria Assembly constituency from the Chief Minister’s residence complex in the capital. The number of free ambulances operated by Bhavana Samaj Seva Sansthan has now increased to eight. Needy patients of the area will now get emergency facility 24 hours 7 days. Cabinet Ministers Brijmohan Agarwal, Ramvichar Netam, Kedar Kashyap and MLA Purandar Mishra were also present on this occasion.
Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai Chief Minister Sai said that today I am feeling very happy. With the initiative of MLA Bhavana Bohra, we have got the opportunity to fulfill one more of our promises. Free ambulance service will provide better health facilities and emergency services in Indori, Pandaria, Pandatarai, Dullapur and Kunda areas under Pandaria Assembly constituency. Free ambulance service will be operated by Bhavana Samaj Seva Sansthan.
chhattisgarh news Chief Minister Sai said that this will provide quick service to the patients in any adverse situation. Voluntary organizations should come forward for such efforts in public interest. During the assembly elections, in the “Bhavna Bohra Ki Guarantee” service resolution letter, we had resolved to start free ambulance service in Pandaria assembly to make the objective of healthy and prosperous Pandaria meaningful and today I am very happy that with the cooperation and support of all of you, we are going to fulfill this resolution.
It is worth noting that three free ambulance services are already running smoothly in Ranveerpur and tribal and forest area Kui-Kukdur and till now thousands of families are getting the benefit of this emergency service. In emergency times, along with bringing and taking patients from home to hospital and from hospital to home, there were many such patients who got the facility of reaching the hospital through this ambulance in Raipur and other districts for better treatment. Along with this, a free mobile health path lab operated earlier and three free bus services for college girls to come and go from college to home are being provided.
