Developing new Imaging Diagnostic facility in hospitals

 by Haryananewswire

CHANDIGARH, NOV 23

With a view to provide access to high quality advanced diagnostic facilities at an affordable price  to residents of the State, Haryana Health Department has decided to develop new Imaging Diagnostic facility in identified State run hospitals through Public Private Partnership (PPP) mode.

          While stating this today, Haryana Chief Parliamentary Secretary, Mr. Ram Kishan Fouji said that in the initial phase MRI and CT-Scan facilities would be provided at general hospitals of Faridabad, Hisar, Kaithal, Sonepat and Narnaul. While MRI facility will be provided at General Hospital, Panchkula, the facility of CT-Scan would be available at General Hospital, Gurgaon.

          He said that proposals in this regard have been invited from private providers with specified criteria for developing diagnostic centres. He said that a single stage two envelopes bidding process would be adopted for development of this project. The interested bidders would submit two envelopes comprising two bids namely the Technical Bid comprising the experience and financial credibility and Financial Bid comprising the rates being offered.

          He said the selective private partner would set up advanced diagnostic imaging facilities in all identified hospitals. The provider would deliver affordable services to the patients at pre-determined rates on the basis of upper limit of rates set by the department.

          He said that keeping in view the high cost of investment in procuring of these high end equipments, it was decided to provide radiological services at PPP mode. The rates of the services have been kept in tandem with rates being charged at PGIMER, Chandigarh and Government Hospital, sector-6, Panchkula.  

OFFICIATING CHARGE OF DSP TELECOMMUNICATION (OPERATION)
The Haryana Government has assigned the officiating charge of Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Telecommunication (Operational) to six inspectors.

          Inspector Raghubir Singh has been assigned charge of DSP Telecom, Rothak Range, Rohtak.

          Inspector Suresh Kumar has been assigned charge of DSP Telecom, Commissionerate Gurgaon.

          Inspector Rajinder Singh has been assigned charge of DSP Telecom, Telecom, Headquarter, Panchkula.

          Inspector Chander Parkash will have the charge of DSP Telecom, Hisar Range, Hisar.

          Inspector Jaipal Singh has been assigned the charge of DSP Telecom, Commissionerate, Ambala and Inspector Om Parkash has been assigned charge of DSP Telecom, Telecom, Headquarter, Panchkula.
 SURINDER KUMAR MIGLANI PROMOTED
The Haryana Government has promoted Assistant of Haryana Civil Secretariat Mr. Surinder Kumar Miglani as Officiating Deputy Superintendent purely on temporary basis with effect from the date he assumes the charge of this new assignment.  

IMPROVING IRRIGATION FACILITIES IN MEWAT

The Haryana Government has spent about Rs seven crore to further strengthen irrigation facilities in district Mewat during last seven years.

          While stating this here today, a spokesman of district administration said that over Rs 3.22 crore have been spent on bricklining from ‘burji’ of Ujina Minor to ‘burji’ of Kairaka Minor. He said that over Rs 2.20 crore have been spent on similar works between the two ‘burji’ of Nuh distributory.

          He said that Rs 36.79 lakh have been spent to install hand pumps on burji of Ujina drain and that of Nuh drain. He said that Rs 24.57 lakh have been spent on construction of bridge over Rajasthan link Canal-Gurgaon Canal.   

          Similarly, Rs 22.65 lakh have been spent on construction of Dich Drain along Rajasthan Link Canal-Gurgaon Calnal and Badkali Punhana road. He said that Rs 1.5 lakh have been spent for harvesting bore for recharging of rain water at Canal Colony, Nuh. Also, Canal Rest House has been constructed at Nuh and many other construction works have been undertaken by Irrigation Department in district Mewat.

 TWO DIPR OFFICERS TRANSFERRED

The Haryana Government has issued transfer and posting   orders of two District Information and Public Relations Officers (DIPRO) with immediate effect and has posted them against vacant posts.  

          Mr. Dalip Singh has been transferred from Chandigarh to Palwal and Mr. Kamal Singh from Chandigarh to Ya