Raipur, 30 September 2021. Food and Culture Minister Shri Amarjit Bhagat reached Vishrampur under Surajpur district today and met the patients treated in Life Line Express train and inquired about their well being. Shri Bhagat flagged off the buses that took the patients who had undergone eye surgery to their homes in the treatment and surgery camp. The Minister also visited the treatment and surgery camp conducted in Life Line Express train. He distributed fruits and snacks to the patients during this period. During this, the minister announced to give five hundred sets of blankets for the patients.
Minister Shri Bhagat participated in the program organized for the discharge of 73 patients who had taken health benefits in the treatment and surgery camp. On this occasion, Shri Bhagat said that due to the efforts of the State Government and the District Administration, the needy patients of remote areas are being treated free of cost in the Life Line Express train, a moving hospital with state-of-the-art resources. Through this camp, the lives of hundreds of people have become prosperous.
He said that the state government under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel is working in the interest of all sections. Various welfare schemes are being operated by taking policy decisions for all sections including the poor, farmers, traders of the state.
Surajpur District Collector Dr. Gaurav Kumar Singh informed about the treatment and surgery done in the last three-four days in the treatment and surgery camp through Life Line Express train. It is noteworthy that the needy patients are getting health benefits due to the efforts of the state government. In this work, cooperation of all sections of people including business and social organizations is being received. Surajpur district superintendent of police Ms. Bhavna Gupta also highlighted the importance of the camp and described it as a life-giving camp. The Chief Executive Officer of the Zilla Panchayat also addressed the program.
Raipur: Minister Amarjeet Bhagat visited the lifeline camp and inquired about the well being of the patients: Announced to give 500 sets of blankets for the patients.
