Chandigarh, September 1 – Under the leadership of Haryana Health Minister Aarti Singh Rao, major steps are being taken to strengthen the health infrastructure in the state. Construction work of sub-health centers and block primary health units has begun in Kosli assembly constituency of Rewari district at a cost of about Rs 2.93 crore.
The work of sub-health centers is in progress in Chowki No. 2 village of Jatusana block, Motila Kalan village of Dehna block and Lukhi village of Nahar block. Along with this, a block primary health unit is being constructed in Kosli village of Nahar block. Sub-health centers are also being built in Nehrugarh (Gamri) village of Nahar Kosli and Dhawana village of Dehna block.
Giving information about the projects, Health Minister Aarti Singh Rao said, the government aims to strengthen health facilities at the rural level. With the establishment of new sub-health centers and block primary units, quality medical services will be available to the rural people nearby and they will not have to travel long distances for treatment.
He said that health is the foundation of a strong society. After the completion of these projects, the people of Rewari district will get advanced health services and the civil health system will be further strengthened.
These projects are part of the state government's comprehensive plan under which the health infrastructure is being expanded across the state. The new health facilities will not only provide treatment to the rural and urban people, but will also create employment opportunities.