The national capitals health services will be the topic of discussion at a special assembly session that the Delhi government has chosen to call on Wednesday. This followed CM Arvind Kejriwals Tuesday transmission of his Cabinet colleagues second set of directives. Saurabh Bhardwaj, a minister in Delhi, stated that the chief minister had instructed him to address and ease the problems that people were having at the clinics in Mohalla.VIDEO | Despite being in jail, he (Arvind Kejriwal) is worried about the health of the people of Delhi. He has issued me a direction in this regard. In his direction, he said that free medicines are not available in some of the Delhi hospitals. and mohalla clinics. Besides, free… pic.twitter.com/Xb1DCckWH7— Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) March 26, 2024AAP says it outBharadwaj has requested a status report from the chief secretary regarding the free tests and medications offered in Mohalla clinics and hospitals. According to the Health Minister, the chief secretary ought to devise a plan of action to address the issue of insufficient free medicines. He also requested that, if there is a scarcity of free exams, the chief secretary provide a comprehensive plan to address it.Bhardwaj pleads!Bharadwaj has requested an update on the free medications and tests offered by hospitals and mohalla clinics from the chief secretary. The chief secretary should develop an action plan to address the problem, according to the health minister, if there is a scarcity of free medications. He also requested, if there was one, a comprehensive plan from the chief secretary to address the issue of the lack of free exams.
