The State Government will shortly open a 10-bed hospital on the premises of the Mantralaya in Naya Raipur following death of a Class-IV employee in want of emergency care on Friday.
The building for the hospital has already been constructed on the Mantralaya premises. While expressing deep sorrow over the death of a class IV employee in absence of ambulance arriving on time to attend to the emergency, Chief Minister Raman Singh has asked the officers concerned to make proper arrangement of medical services for the employees.
The Chief Minister expressed condolence to the bereaved family of the deceased employee Sanat Dhruv. Chief Secretary Vivek Dhand also expressed grief over the death of Dhruv. Immediately after getting the information on the death of the employee, Singh asked the Chief Secretary, Vivek Dhand and General Administration Department (GAD) Secretary Vikassheel to make proper arrangement for the medical treatment of employees in the Mantralaya premises.
In the condolence meeting held on the Mantralaya premises, Vikassheel and other senior officers and employees paid tribute to the deceased employee. On the occasion, Vikassheel said that ‘Sanjeevani 108 Express’ would always be stationed in the Mantralaya premises for providing emergency medical services.
He said that along with paramedical staff, two doctors would be posted in two shifts in the Health Centre situated on the Mantralaya premises. Vikassheel asked the Director, Health Services to make necessary arrangement in the 10-bed hospital for the employees.
He said that Sanitary staff and about 100 security personnel have been deployed on the Mantralaya premises and for their convenience, one doctor and paramedical staff have been posted in the first shift from 8 am.
In the condolence meeting, Joint Secretary GAD GR Churendra, Registrar of Mantralaya BS Kushwaha, President of Mantralayeen Karmachari Sangh Kirtivardhan Upadhyay, Treasurer Santosh Mahilang, Joint Secretary Manoj Sahu and other officers and employees in large number were present.