Relieved: on the lines of ‘Mo School’ and ‘Mo College’ initiative state government, Ganjam’s government has decided to pioneer the campaign called ‘Mo Hospital, Mo Garba’ (my hospital, my pride) with public participation to strengthen District health care infrastructure.
This will include blood donors, mass hygiene and plantation drives, regardless of administration of goods to improve hospital infrastructure similar to the transformation of high school 5T government initiatives.
The district government has won praise from parliamentarians and several other officials when they have visited various fields of Ganjam to assess the impact of the school transformation project.
While the 50 changed secondary schools have been inaugurated by the Main Minister of Naveen Additions in August, eighty-three more schools like that will be inaugurated next month.
“At present, we focus on transformation and fill the infrastructure void of health care centers with community participation,” said Collector District (Ganjam) Vijay Amruta Kouse.
“Even though the plan was debated last year, it could not collect momentum due to Covid-19 pandemic.
This initiative will discuss 28 public health centers, 90 primary health centers and district headquarters hospitals,” he added.
Ganjam’s government has successfully implemented the ‘Mo School’ program with the district which produced more than Rs 10 Crore for the development of school infrastructure.
The minister’s chairman has launched ‘Mo School Abhiyan’ on children’s day in 2017.
Odisha: Ganjam plans a campaign to improve health infrastructure
