Kumar instructed the CMO to initiate action for quashing the bonds of those doctors who had been appointed on the basis of the bond but were not present for their designated work. He directed that a letter be submitted to the director of health for the appointment of a lab technician and X-ray technician. Arrangement should be made to provide generic cheap medicines to patients in the government hospitals. He further said that the drive against the use of tobacco should be conducted in schools, colleges, offices and other institutions from May 15 to 31. The CMO Dr Manish Agrawal said that only 65 doctors are working in the district against the sanctioned posts of 263.There are five community heath centres, 10 primary health centres, 22 additional primary health centres and 242 mother child welfare centres in the district, officials stated.