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Chamba CMO inspects Banikhet health centre

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Chamba, Updated At : 02:27 AM Dec 09, 2025 IST
Chamba CMO Dr Jalam Bhardwaj during a visit to the Urban Health and Wellness Centre in Banikhet. Photo: Mani Verma

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Chamba Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Jalam Bhardwaj on Monday inspected the newly inaugurated Urban Health & Wellness Centre (UHWC) at Banikhet.

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Dr Bhardwaj said the centre was recently opened with the objective of strengthening health services in the district and ensuring improved access to quality healthcare for the local community. With the launch of the UHWC, residents of Banikhet and nearby areas will now be able to avail high-quality medical facilities closer to their homes.

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He said the Urban Health & Wellness Centres established under the National Health Mission (NHM) hold significant importance in enhancing healthcare services in urban regions. These centres not only provide treatment services but also play a crucial role in disease prevention.

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