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PASIGHAT, Mar 19: Seva Clinic - a doctor’s clinic to serve needy patients was inaugurated by MLA Kaling Moyong at Seva Bhawan compound, Pasighat in presence of Deputy Commissioner East Siang Tayi Taggu among others.
The clinic is an initiative of a registered NGO, Seva Bharati Arunachal Pradesh, where patients will be attended by Dr S. Bhattacharjee, Additional DHS(retd) at a nominal fees of Rs 10.00 per patient and available medicines will be provided for free.
Moyong termed the initiative as one of a kind where the only motive is to serve the needy and hoped that citizens make good use of it. He also informed that healthcare infrastructure in Pasighat during his term as MLA will undergo a major boost as the state government under CM Pema Khandu has announced a 300-bedded hospital and a Critical Care Unit for emergency patients at Pasighat, the work for which will start very soon.
The DC suggested the clinic could make good use of the PM Jan Ausudhi scheme by providing patients with good quality medicines at cheaper costs.
Dr Kaling Jerang, President Seva Bharati Arunachal Pradesh shared his experience of representing Arunachal Pradesh in the recently concluded Akhil Bhartiya Pratinidhi Sabha(ABPS) of the RSS at Panipat, Haryana.