Haryana Government would set up trauma centres on highways after a distance of every 60 kilometers so as to provide immediate medical aid to the victims of road accidents in the state.
Besides, Super Specialty Poly Clinics would be set up in all districts to provide better preventive and curative health care to livestock in the state. These announcements were made by Chief Minister Manohar lal while presiding over a meeting to review CM announcements of Panipat and Yamunanagar districts on Thursday.
Apart from MlAs of all assembly constituencies of two districts, chairman of District Grievance Committees and Deputy Commissioner concerned were also present in the meeting.
Manohar lal reviewed announcements of all four assembly constituencies of district Panipat namely Panipat Rural, Panipat City, Israna and Samalkha and four assembly constituencies falling in district Yamunanagar namely Sadhaura, Jagadhari, Yamunanagar and Radaur.
The Chief Minister said that Haryana would be the first state to have trauma centres after a distance of every 60 kms on highways. At present, seven trauma centres are functional in the state and 12 new such centres are proposed to be set up.
He directed the concerned officers to provide list of these 19 trauma centres so that work on the remaining centres should be started at the earliest.
The Chief Minister also asked the Members of legislative Assemblies of two districts to coordinate with the respective deputy commissioners to expedite the work on CM announcements in their districts.
He also asked them to get the availability of land and feasibility of the project checked before requesting him to make announcements.
During the first two-and-a-half years of tenure, we have made 3550 announcements concerning various development works upto December 31, 2016. The previous Government had made about 6500 announcements during their ten year tenure but we would be able to cross this figure in just five years, said the Chief Minister.
While reviewing the CM announcement of the two districts, the Chief Minister directed the officers of Public Health Engineering Department to make adequate availability of clean drinking water to the people including to those residing in unauthorized colonies.
He also directed the concerned officers that CM announcements concerning cleanliness, sewerage and drinking water be expeditiously implemented as these are the priority areas of the State Government.