Patiala gets new Civil Surgeon

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Jul 03, 2021 IST

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Patiala, July 2

Dr Prince Sodhi took charge as the Patiala Civil Surgeon here today. He joined after Dr Satinder Singh, the previous incumbent, reached his superannuation.

Dr Sodhi, who was earlier posted as Senior Medical Officer, Model Town, said he would ensure that all targets of health programmes, set by the government, were achieved in time.

Dr Sodhi further added that he would work hard to ensure that all health facilities were available for every section of society.

Appealing to residents while joining his office Dr Sodhi said, “All residents should follow Covid appropriate behaviour.”

“They must get themselves vaccinated as soon as possible to avoid any surge in coronavirus cases in the future,” Dr Sodhi added.

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