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Free treatment for 133 under TTD Pranadanam scheme
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As many as 133 patients suffering with various major ailments were selected for free treatment in SVIMS under the TTD’s Pranadanam Scheme. The Pranadanam Committee which met here under the chair of SVIMS in-charge Director Sivakumar on Thursday approved the list of 133 patients for providing free treatment in the TTD supported SVIMS.
Tirupati: As many as 133 patients suffering with various major ailments were selected for free treatment in SVIMS under the TTD’s Pranadanam Scheme. The Pranadanam Committee which met here under the chair of SVIMS in-charge Director Sivakumar on Thursday approved the list of 133 patients for providing free treatment in the TTD supported SVIMS.
This include 5 Cardiology cases, Nephrology 22, Neurology 6, CT Surgery 2, Oncology 33, Urology 3, Gastroenterology 6, Neurosurgery 49, Medicine 6 and others 1. TTD chief medical officer Dr Murali and others were present.
Meanwhile, a Mumbai based firm Jupiter Dycom Company Limited donated Rs 10 lakh to SVIMS Sri Balaji Arogya Vara Prasidini Scheme on Thursday. The company sent the cheque towards the donation through the Indian Bank official, who handed it over to Sivakumar, according to a press release from SVIMS here on Thursday.
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