Empanelment letters for 5 AAP clinic docs

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Updated At : 09:00 AM Aug 02, 2024 IST

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Hoshiarpur, August 1
Cabinet Minister Brahm Shankar Jimpa has claimed that the state government had provided jobs to the youth, due to which they wanted to work here instead of going abroad. He said this while handing over empanelment letters to five doctors for Aam Aadmi Clinic at the Civil Surgeon Office.
On this occasion, Mayor Surinder Kumar, chairman of the Hoshiarpur Central Cooperative Bank Vikram Sharma and Senior Deputy Mayor Praveen Saini were also present.
The Cabinet Minister said till now about 900 Aam Aadmi Clinics had been opened in the state and the people of the state were getting a lot of benefits from these. He said while free medicines were being given to the patients at these clinics, their tests were also being done free of cost. — OC

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