Government will upgrade facilities: CM
Srinagar, May 16: Taking cognizance of the media reports on infant deaths, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Wednesday asked the state's Medical Education Minister to upgrade facilities at the GB Pant Hospitals as quickly as possible.
“The hospital's budget would be raised and more ventilators would be provided to the hospital,” Omar told a news channel.
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