Staff and testing machines should be made available as soon as possible in the laboratories set up in government hospitals.   Garhshankar August 29 (Manjinder Kumar Pansara) Many diseases take hold due to rainy season. Like Dengue is showing its effect nowadays. Due to lack of necessary machines and staff in the laboratory in the government hospital, the patients Adarsh Social Welfare Society's founding president Satish Kumar Soni expressed this idea that many problems are being faced during the press conference, during which senior vice president Lakhwinder Kumar was also present. are spreading their legs. Today, a terrible disease like dengue is taking hold of the general public. In which the patient's blood cells decrease. Patients are facing a lot of difficulties while going to the hospital for tests due to lack of staff and machines as required in the government laboratories. And they have to go outside for the tests to private laboratories where they get the tests done at expensive rates. have to be forced to Mohalla clinics are being opened by the state government, but due to the lack of basic facilities in the government hospitals, the public is facing hardship. On this occasion, the media in-charge of the society, Manjit Ram Heer ji said that the private laboratories have the rates of their own free will. are taking, which are far from the reach of common people. While the same tests are being done at very cheap rates in charitable laboratories. Those who do full body tests with charitable laboratories for Rs. 700 to Rs. 1000, the same tests are done by private laboratories. It has become a puzzle for everyone as long as they are charging Rs 2500 to Rs 4000. Due to which it has become a cause of distress for the general public. He said that the state government should check the rates being arbitrarily charged by these laboratories. Because of this, they should be tightened and the laboratories built in government hospitals should be made available as soon as possible with staff and testing machines as per requirement so that the general public can get their body tested at cheap rates.