Modi 3.0: Nadda said- Big decisions taken for the health sector in the first 100 days, 15 lakh crores invested

The Narendra Modi government's three major health gifts to the country within the first 100 days of the third term include one about the provision of drone services in the hospital.

Union Health Minister JP Nadda said for the first time, facility of bringing patient samples and reports through drones has started in all AIIMS, central hospitals, and northeastern state hospitals of the country. He said, similarly, universal vaccination of more than five crore pregnant women and children of the country has been completely digitalised. Just like anti-corona vaccination, this too would fall beyond the ambit of regional compulsions. While doing this, starting from next month, about six crore elderly people of four and a half crore houses will be given Ayushman Health Card, through which they will be able to get free treatment. Nadda further said that during the last three months, the government has invested about Rs 15 lakh crore. In it, several big decisions pertaining to the health sector were made.

Nadda said that the Uvin portal will be launched across the country next month. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate this digital platform which is similar to the Covin platform used for vaccination during Corona. He said that every year about 2.25 crore pregnant women and 2.36 crore children are vaccinated in the country. A woman is given three types of vaccines during pregnancy and a child is given a total of 11 types of vaccines from birth to the age of 17 years, which protect them from 12 types of diseases and a total of 27 doses have to be taken. Many times they miss vaccination. Now a digital platform is being started to take this target to 100 percent.