Yamunanagar's Aggarwal Hospital honored

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Updated At : 12:40 PM Aug 20, 2021 IST

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Yamunanagar, August 19

Aggarwal Hospital, Yamunanagar, was honoured by the district administration for rendering exemplary service to patients covered under the Prime Minister Ayushman Bharat Janarogya Yojana.

At the Independence Day function held at Police Lines, Jagadhri, Om Parkash Yadav, Minister for Co-operation, Haryana, gave away the prize to Dr Anil Aggarwal and Dr Kartikay Aggarwal of Aggarwal Hospital. Dr Anil Aggarwal, a surgeon, has conducted a record 1,000 on poor patients entitled for free treatment under the yojana.

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