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Home / Haryana / Arti Rao Inspects Proposed Site For 200 Bed Hospital

Arti Rao inspects proposed site for 200-bed hospital

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:41 AM Apr 11, 2025 IST
Health Minister Arti Singh Rao, File photo

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Health Minister Kumari Arti Singh Rao visited Rewari district to inspect the land being identified for building a 200-bed hospital. She visited the sites at Shahbajpur Khalsa and Bariawas villages, and held discussions with officers to understand all aspects related to the land.

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She said both the Central and state governments were committed to providing quality healthcare to people. Efforts were being made to improve and expand health services so that people could access affordable, reliable, and quality treatment under one roof. The site was chosen in a way that it could benefit the maximum number of people.

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Once the final site was selected, a report would be sent to the government, and construction would begin within the set timeline, she said.

The hospital would not only benefit residents of Rewari but also people from nearby areas.

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