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Chandranna vehicles will serve rural folk: Sujatha
Asserting that the State government is committed to provide best healthcare facility to the poor, Minister for Women and Child Welfare Peethala Sujatha said the newly-launched 21 Chandranna Mobile Clinical vehicles would serve the rural folk. The Minister launched these new vehicles - Chandranna Mobile Clinical vehicles - at the government hospital here on Wednesday.
Eluru: Asserting that the State government is committed to provide best healthcare facility to the poor, Minister for Women and Child Welfare Peethala Sujatha said the newly-launched 21 Chandranna Mobile Clinical vehicles would serve the rural folk. The Minister launched these new vehicles - Chandranna Mobile Clinical vehicles - at the government hospital here on Wednesday.
Speaking on the occasion, she said the new mobile medical units were nothing, but an up gradation from the earlier 104 ambulances with an aim to serve the rural folk better. The Chandranna Mobile vehicles would have an in-house doctor, staff nurse, ANM, lab technician and pharmacist in addition to all necessary emergency equipment, she added.
“The main intention behind the launch of these vehicles is to bring down infant and maternal mortality rate,” she said. Responding to the problems of Asha workers, the Minister assured them that she would take up their demand of enhancement of wages with the Health Minister Kamineni Srinivas.
District Collector K Bhaskar, medical and health officer S Vijayagowry, medical and health deputy director Padmaja and Eluru Mayor Sheikh Noorjahan were also present on the occasion.
