Army Medical Corps, today said that modernization of 42 Army
Hospitals are on the agenda to cater to meet the demands of the armed
forces. Holding briefing reporters on the occasion of its 248th Anniversary, the
Director General of Armed Forces Medical Services Lt. General H. L
Kakria explained Corps professionalism at its best added the work of modernization will be undertaken at an
estimated cost of 8100 crore rupees. He said that government has
approved induction of over 10000 doctors to enhance the strength of
hospitals so that more patients can be treated. He said that at present
the strength of Doctors in Army Corps is about 6000 out of which 900 are women Doctors and there is no
shortage of Doctors.
Lt. General Kakria said that the Army Hospital are equipped with latest and modern,with innovative technologies and providing vital facilities including diagnosis of diseases and organ transplantation. Further said 307 medical personnel including nursing staffs have been deployed in different United Nation Missions in Congo, South Sudan, Lebanon and Israel.Indian Medical Mission in Afghanistan is being conducted for common people.
Lt. General Kakria said that the Army Hospital are equipped with latest and modern,with innovative technologies and providing vital facilities including diagnosis of diseases and organ transplantation. Further said 307 medical personnel including nursing staffs have been deployed in different United Nation Missions in Congo, South Sudan, Lebanon and Israel.Indian Medical Mission in Afghanistan is being conducted for common people.
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