PATNA: Following Covid pandemic, the state cabinet on Tuesday approved the administration’s proposal to take Rs 62.50 crore into the health division for the cost of 250 ambulances.
The government has chosen to buy 250 ambulances to reinforce the transportation facility for those patients so they are obtained to several compulsory medical institutes.
The cabinet also approved the government’s proposal to provide one-year expansion around 2021-22 into the amount of incentive cash value a month’s salary/honorarium for physicians, health workers and other members of the health area.
In general, the cabinet gave its endorsement to six suggestions of the authorities.
It accepted the proposal to permit the unencumbered movement of trucks using 12 and much more wheels to transfer products from Pakur into Bagdogra in West Bengal through Kishanganj to the building of the runway in the Bagdogra Air Force channel.
The cabinet gave its sanction to the design of punishment and penalties to the producers, vendors, buyers, exporters, importers and consumers of the prohibited single-utility plastic solutions.
The principles in this respect is going to be framed from the surroundings, forests and climate modification section.
The cabinet also approved the proposal to provide one-year expansion into the Mukhyamantri aquatic drinking water ‘Nischaya’ strategy around 2021-22 and framing the mechanics for the upkeep of the faucet drinking water distribution system.
The accepted one-year expansion to 42 helper engineers at the building construction division who had been working on contract basis.
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