Tera Hi Tera Mission Hospital, Chandigarh, offers free hospitalisation, tests for dengue patients

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Updated At : 02:18 PM Oct 30, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh: Tera Hi Tera Mission Hospital has started free dengue and platelet tests at its facilities in Sector 45 (near Sampark Centre) and Tera Hi Tera Clinical Lab near Nirman Theatre, Sector 32-C.

Organisation head Harjit Singh Sabharwal said free hospitalisation and treatment will be provided at Tera Hi Tera Hospital located inside Homeopathic College, Sector 26. TNS

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