14 October, Agartala: Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha has called upon the staff of Govinda Ballabh Pant (GBP) Hospital to work with dedication, efficiency and compassion to make the institution a trusted healthcare centre for the people.
Addressing the inaugural programme of the hospital’s 66th Foundation Day in Agartala today, the Chief Minister stressed the importance of accurate diagnosis, proper treatment, effective infrastructure utilisation and greater adoption of modern technology. He said the government aims to provide affordable, accessible and quality healthcare within the state and restore public confidence in GBP Hospital.
Cm highlighted the expansion of medical education, including an increase in MBBS and postgraduate seats, the establishment of medical colleges and the introduction of new super-speciality services.
On the occasion, the Chief Minister inaugurated a catheterisation laboratory at the Super Speciality Block, an integrated service laboratory combining microbiology, biochemistry and pathology services, and a 12-bed Surgical Intensive Care Unit at the NH-1 building.
He expressed confidence that collective efforts would help build a healthier, modern and self-reliant Tripura.Tripura Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha has called upon the staff of Govinda Ballabh Pant (GBP) Hospital to work with dedication, efficiency and compassion to make the institution a trusted healthcare centre for the people.
Addressing the inaugural programme of the hospital’s 66th Foundation Day in Agartala today, the Chief Minister stressed the importance of accurate diagnosis, proper treatment, effective infrastructure utilisation and greater adoption of modern technology. He said the government aims to provide affordable, accessible and quality healthcare within the state and restore public confidence in GBP Hospital.
Cm highlighted the expansion of medical education, including an increase in MBBS and postgraduate seats, the establishment of medical colleges and the introduction of new super-speciality services.
On the occasion, the Chief Minister inaugurated a catheterisation laboratory at the Super Speciality Block, an integrated service laboratory combining microbiology, biochemistry and pathology services, and a 12-bed Surgical Intensive Care Unit at the NH-1 building.
He expressed confidence that collective efforts would help build a healthier, modern and self-reliant Tripura.
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