Shimla: Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu today virtually inaugurated the Community Health Centre (CHC) building at Nohradhar in Renuka Assembly constituency of Sirmaur district from Shimla. Constructed at a cost of Rs. 6.92 crore, the six-bedded health facility is a significant step towards strengthening healthcare infrastructure and ensuring better access to quality medical services in the remote areas of the district.
Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Minister said that the CHC would benefit approximately 50,000 people belonging to 20 gram panchayats and 47 villages in the surrounding areas. The facility would provide round-the-clock healthcare services, enabling people to access timely medical service closer to their homes.
He said that during the previous BJP Government health sector remained neglected and the hospitals were functioning with manpower of just 35 percent whereas the present state government intends to enhance the staff strength above 70 percent before 31st March, 2027. He said that state government was strengthening medical colleges, zonal hospitals, district hospitals CHCs, PHCs etc. to offer better health care facilities to the people even residing in the rural areas.
On the occasion MLA and President HPCC Vinay Kumar thanked the Chief Minister for the new building and said that the CHC would benefit approximately 50,000 people belonging to 20 gram panchayats and 47 villages in the surrounding areas. The facility would provide round-the-clock healthcare services, enabling people to access timely medical service closer to their homes.
