Assam: Human Rights and Social Activist Appeals for Better Medical Facilities

BISWANATH: National-level human rights and social activist Dr. Dibyajyoti Saikia visited the Sub-Divisional Civil Hospital at Biswanath Chariali of Assam. He also held a meeting with the Superintendent of the Sub-divisional Hospital, Jonali Gogoi.

Dr Dibyajyoti Saikia, during his visit, held discussions on two important issues whether civil hospitals across Assam have ample facilities to treat snake bites and heart diseases. He said that the lack of doctors has deprived people of their basic and human rights

The human and social activist has, thereafter appealed to the Chief Minister of the state to immediately complete all the unfinished works required to provide treatment for snake bites and heart diseases to the general public.

Over the past few years, the medical services in Assam have undergone significant development, aimed at providing better healthcare facilities and services to the people of the state. The government of Assam has launched several initiatives and programs to improve the existing healthcare infrastructure and increase access to quality medical services.

One of the major developments in medical services in Assam is the establishment of new hospitals and healthcare facilities. This includes the construction of state-of-the-art medical colleges, district hospitals, and primary health centers across the state. These facilities are equipped with modern medical equipment and technologies to provide specialized care to patients.

In addition, the government of Assam has taken initiatives to improve the quality of healthcare services through the implementation of various programs like the National Health Mission, which focuses on maternal and child health, immunization, and family planning services. The state also has schemes like the Atal Amrit Abhiyan and the Ayushman Bharat Yojana, which provide financial assistance to people below the poverty line for availing specialized medical treatment and surgeries.

The recent development in medical services in Assam has resulted in significant progress in healthcare delivery, particularly for underserved communities. The government's efforts to improve the infrastructure and quality of healthcare facilities, along with the adoption of innovative technologies, are expected to have a positive impact on the health outcomes of the people of Assam.

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