Residents of Pirumadara and surrounding rural areas may receive improved medical support if officials act on a memorandum seeking more staff and essential facilities at the local primary health centre in Ramnagar.

A delegation from the Legal Cell of Youth Congress met Dinesh Kohli, the block in-charge of the Pirumadara primary health centre, and submitted the memorandum. Advocate Faizul Haq led the delegation.

What the delegation requested

The group called for the appointment of qualified medical professionals, including a physician, a gynaecologist and an paediatrician. It also sought the availability of adequate medicines and diagnostic testing facilities at the centre.

The demands were presented as necessary to provide better healthcare to people living in Pirumadara and nearby villages. The memorandum focused on staffing shortages and the availability of basic treatment and testing services.

The delegation also informed the CMO by telephone about the health centre’s requirements. The CMO assured the representatives that necessary action would be taken soon to arrange sufficient and qualified doctors and provide essential facilities at the Pirumadara centre.

Danish Hussain, Ikram, vice-president of the Minority Cell, Talib Hussain and Arish Saifi were also present during the meeting.

Conclusion

The delegation has sought specialist doctors, medicines and testing facilities at the Pirumadara primary health centre, while the CMO has assured representatives that action will be taken soon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Where is the health centre mentioned in the memorandum?

The primary health centre is located in Pirumadara, Ramnagar.

Q. Who led the delegation?

Advocate Faizul Haq led the Legal Cell Youth Congress delegation.

Q. Which medical specialists were requested?

The delegation requested a physician, a gynaecologist and a paediatrician.

Q. What other facilities were sought?

It asked for adequate medicines and diagnostic testing facilities.

Q. Who gave the assurance on further action?

The CMO assured the representatives that necessary action would be taken soon.