Treatment cost of Haryana employees, pensioners to be reimbursed

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Updated At : 12:15 PM Jun 09, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, June 8

Health Minister Anil Vij said Covid had been added to the “limited cashless medical facility” being provided to the state government employees, pensioners/family pensioners and their dependents so that medical bills of its treatment could be reimbursed.

These orders would be implemented with immediate effect.

He said a letter in this regard had already been sent by the Additional Chief Secretary (Health) to all concerned.

The minister said the state government had decided to include Covid disease in the list of six threatening medical conditions, already notified under the “limited cashless medical facility” for employees and pensioners. — TNS

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