Jandiala Guru gets Aam Aadmi Clinic

Amritsar, March 2 The number of Aam Aadmi Clinics in the district has increased to 60 with the Health Department opening 12 new centres here on Saturday. This was stated by Cabinet Minister Harbhajan Singh ETO while inaugurating a...

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Updated At : 02:26 PM Mar 03, 2024 IST

Amritsar, March 2

The number of Aam Aadmi Clinics in the district has increased to 60 with the Health Department opening 12 new centres here on Saturday. This was stated by Cabinet Minister Harbhajan Singh ETO while inaugurating a new centre at Jandiala Guru near here.

Harbhajan Singh said the state government was committed to providing best education and health services to the people for which it is opening new health centres and new schools. He added that the government had upgraded various schools to Schools of Eminence to fulfill its commitment towards providing best possible education services to people.

The minister said efforts were being made to develop the city as a world-class tourist hub for which it has made various policies. He said the new Aam Aadmi Health clinics would ensure that people get all kinds of medical services near their place of residence.

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