Chief Minister Hemant Soren laid the foundation stone of 19 schemes at the cost of Rs 1,928.049 lakh and inaugurated schemes worth Rs 1,277.202 lakh at the Martyr's Day celebrations in West Singhbhum on Tuesday.
The CM unveiled a total of 17 Community Vanpattas, 5,651 houses in the district, amount of Prime Minister's Housing scheme, gave away appointment letter to Munda-Manki, appointment letter under compassion, Green ration cards, loans under JSLPS, distribution of financial aid letters to Poto Ho Memorial Committee and inaugurated four ambulances during the programme held at Serengasia of Tonto Block in West Singhbhum district.
Meanwhile, the CM has directed the Phulo Jhano Medical College Hospital management to fix the system without any delay. The CM said that if any complaint is found in the system, then strict action will be taken against the officials concerned. He met with the Principal, Civil Surgeon Medical Superintendent and other medical officers about the arrangement of Phulo Jhano Medical College Hospital today and got the complete status information. Soren had made a surprise inspection there last night and expressed his displeasure over the prevailing disorder.
The CM said he is constantly receiving complaints that the doctors and workers posted here are missing while on duty. This causes a lot of problems to the patients. He said that all doctors and para medical personnel should make biometric attendances. Besides this, they should follow the duties imposed according to the roster. Strict action will be taken if there is a complaint of him missing during his duty hour.
Soren instructed to complete the construction work of the building being built in Sadar Hospital for the new building within 15 days. He asked the hospital management to make concrete arrangements for cleanliness of the campus. The CM asked to remove the seepage in the hospital building and instructed to repair shabby doors and windows and organise and secure electrical wiring.