NEW DELHI: (May 9) Union Health Minister J P Nadda on Friday reviewed health infrastructure preparedness of hospitals in the country on Friday amid the ongoing India-Pakistan military conflict and directed officials to ensure all medical emergency response systems are fully equipped and functional.
An official statement said the minister stressed the need to establish ground-level linkages with all state governments, especially those with international borders, to provide immediate healthcare services in case of emergencies.
In the backdrop of a military conflict with Pakistan, Nadda said a 247×7 control and command centre in the health ministry should monitor ongoing efforts and support states. PTI
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