Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal has given administrative approval for the construction of a bye pass (western peripheral road) in Gohana city of district Sonepat.
“This bypass will be constructed at a cost of about Rs 238.54 crore. Three flyovers would also be constructed on this bye-pass,” said an official spokesman.
He said that the western bye pass (western peripheral road) to be constructed for Gohana city, will be 7.50 km long.
Gohana city is located about 80 km from Delhi and is growing fast in different areas such as technical education, medical education and agriculture. The traffic volume has increased tremendously in the city leading to traffic problem, the spokesman said.
He also said that keeping in view the demand of the people of Gohana and to save precious time of road users, the State Government would construct the bye pass (western peripheral road) in Gohana.
The spokesman said that with a view to provide better healthcare facilities, the Chief Minister has also approved opening of two Ayurvedic Dispensaries besides upgradation of one Primary Health Centre to Community Health Centre and a Sub Health Centre to Primary Health Centre in the state.
The Chief Minister has approved one Ayurvedic Dispensary at village Kalesar in district Yamunanagar and another Ayurvedic Dispensary at Jat Dharamshala, Arya Nagar, Sonipat. Likewise, the Chief Minister has given approval to upgrade Primary Health Centre, Khonda Kheri, Narnaul to Community Health Centre and upgrade Sub Health Centre, Taharpur, district Yamunanagar to Primary Health Centre. Approval has also been granted for the creation of posts in these health institutions, he added.
He said that a large number of posts including that of medical officers, Ayurvedic dispensers, senior medical officers, dental surgeons and assistants, pharmacists, staff nurses, lab technicians and radiographers besides other staff have also been approved.