KULGAM, SEPTEMBER 20: Minister for Health and Medical Education, Social Welfare, and Education, Sakeena Itoo, inaugurated the newly constructed Primary Health Centre (PHC) in Devsar, Kulgam. This significant event took place on September 20, with several dignitaries in attendance, including MLA Devsar, Peerzada Feroz Ahmad, and senior officials from district administration and the health department.
The establishment of this new PHC marks a crucial step towards improving healthcare services for the local population. Minister Itoo highlighted that the facility will enhance access to quality healthcare services right at the doorstep of the residents of Devsar. This initiative underscores the government’s dedication to expanding health infrastructure, especially in rural and far-flung regions.
“Our goal is to ensure that no one in J&K is deprived of basic medical facilities,” said Minister Itoo during her speech at the inauguration. She mentioned that the government is focusing on the holistic development of all areas, affirming that health infrastructure plays a key role in this vision.
Under the leadership of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, the government aims to promote transparency and accountability while fostering a people-centric approach in service delivery. The PHC is a part of an array of initiatives designed to uplift health services across Jammu and Kashmir.
MLA Peerzada Feroz Ahmad also spoke at the event, emphasizing that the new PHC will provide a significant boost to healthcare services in Devsar. He expressed his commitment to work towards the overall development of the area and requested further upgrades for local hospitals and schools.
During her visit, Minister Itoo also engaged with the local community, addressing various concerns and demands related to development. Residents shared their issues, which largely revolved around healthcare accessibility and infrastructure needs.
“I assure you that all genuine issues and concerns will be addressed promptly,” the Minister reassured the locals, promising that the government remains attentive to their needs.
This inauguration event resonates with the government’s broader objective of enhancing healthcare accessibility in rural locales. Statistics show that improved health infrastructure has led to better health outcomes, proving vital for communities that previously struggled with limited medical facilities.
As Minister Itoo and other officials concluded their visit, the sense of optimism among the residents was palpable. The newly inaugurated PHC stands as a symbol of progress and commitment from the government towards a healthier future for Kulgam’s population, reinforcing their belief in the state’s dedication to enhancing quality of life in every corner of Jammu and Kashmir.
