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MLA distributes spectacles as part of Kanti Velugu in Husnabad
The TRS government has determined to provide better healthcare to the people living in the State, stated Husnabad MLA Vodithala Satish Kumar.
Husnabad: The TRS government has determined to provide better healthcare to the people living in the State, stated Husnabad MLA Vodithala Satish Kumar.
He attended as a chief guest at Kanti Velugu programme conducted at Civil Hospital in Husnabad town on Thursday and distributed spectacles to the patients.
Speaking on the occasion, the MLA said unlike any other governments of other States in the country, the TRS government, along with introducing various innovative welfare schemes for the wellbeing of all sections of people, is also conducting Kanti Velugu programme in the State. By visiting every village, the health officials are testing the vision of the people and conducting minor surgeries along with distributing spectacles and medicines free of cost to the patients.
Keeping in view of the health of aged people, Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao introduced this Kanti Velugu programme and the people must utilise this opportunity, MLA Satish Kumar appealed.
