The Punjab government led by Chief Minister, Bhagwant Singh Mann has created a history by dedicating the hunderds of Aam Aadmi Clinics to the people, earlier on the occasion of Independence Day and now a day after the Republic Day.
These views were expressed by Kulwant Singh, MLA, SAS Nagar while dedicating the Aam Aadmi Clinic established at Phase-11 to the people.S. Kulwant Singh said that these clinics are providing the best health services free of cost to the people across the state. On this occasion, he thoroughly inspected the clinic and interacted with the staff.
While interacting with the media, he said that whatever guarantees were announced, they are being fulfilled continuously by the government. These clinics are also the part of that process. Every Aam Aadmi Clinic has Doctors, Pharmacists, Nurses and other staff.
Large number of medicines and clinical test facilities are being given to the people free of cost.MLA said that these clinics will also be opened in the villages in a phased manner. With the start of these clinics exemplary improvements are coming up in the health care structure of the Punjab. In terms of health facilities, Punjab will emerge as a leader in the country.
The MLA said that Punjab government is continuously recruiting the staff in different departments. Soon, there will be no shortage of staff in any institution and department and people would not face any kind of problem.On this occasion, MLA and the officials of the district administration also watched the state level event online which was organized at Amritsar to inaugurate Aam Aadmi Clinics.
Deputy Commissioner Ashika Jain said that people are getting health facilities near their homes in the form of these clinics. She said that these clinics are equipped with modern facilities and people will not face any kind of difficulty.
On this occasion, Additional Deputy Commissioner (Urban Development) Damanjit Singh Mann, S. D. M. Mohali Sarabjit Kaur, Senior leader Malwinder Singh Kang along with other officials of various departments were also present.