KULGAM, SEPTEMBER 20: Minister for Health and Medical Education, Social Welfare and Education, Sakeena Itoo, inaugurated a newly constructed Primary Health Centre (PHC) at Devsar in Kulgam today. The event witnessed the presence of significant local leaders, including MLA Devsar, Peerzada Feroz Ahmad, and senior officers from the district administration and health department.
Sakeena Itoo highlighted that this new PHC aims to enhance accessible and quality healthcare services, indicating a positive step for the local population. The Minister stated, “We are committed to expanding health infrastructure in rural and far-flung areas, ensuring no citizen is deprived of basic medical facilities.” This initiative aligns with the government’s broader strategy to fortify healthcare access in underserved regions.
The Health Minister underscored the importance of health staff’s role, urging them to serve the community with dedication and compassion. She noted some remarkable initiatives launched by the government in the health sector designed to uplift healthcare standards across Jammu and Kashmir.
During her address, Sakeena Itoo remarked on the leadership of Chief Minister Omar Abdullah, affirming the government’s dedication to transparency and accountability, along with a pro-people approach to governance. These core tenets aim for holistic development across all regions of J&K.
MLA Peerzada Feroz Ahmad expressed that the establishment of the PHC at Devsar represents a significant advancement in healthcare services. He assured constituents that continuous efforts would focus on further improving regional infrastructure, specifically in upgrading hospitals and schools within the constituency.
After the inauguration, Minister Sakeena Itoo engaged with local residents, gathering insights on various issues and demands related to further development of their area. Responding to their concerns, she assured them of prompt actions regarding their genuine issues, thus reinforcing the government’s commitment to community welfare.
This newly inaugurated Primary Health Centre stands as a testament to the government’s pledge to enhance rural healthcare access. As Sakeena Itoo concluded, she aimed to create a system where healthcare is both reliable and accessible, fostering a healthier future for upcoming generations.
