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Question No.*759 Question No.*759 INDEX OF INFORMATION Sr. Subject Page No. No. 1 Reply of Starred question No.759 in 1 English 2 Executive Summary 2 3 Note for the pad in English 3-6 4 Reply of Starred question No.759 in 7 Hindi 5 Note for the Pad in Hindi 8-11 6 Staff Position 4 7 District Jind at a Glance 6 8 State Health Infrastructure 6 1 Construction of PHC Building *759. SHRI SUBHASH GANGOLI, M.L.A.: Will the Health Minister be pleased to state whether there is any proposal under consideration of the Government to construct a new PHC building in village Hatt of Safidon Assembly Constituency; if so, the time by which it is likely to be constructed? Anil Vij, Health Minister. Yes Sir, administrative approval amounting to Rs. 640.85 Lakhs for construction work of Primary Health Centre including residential accommodation at village Hatt has already been issued. Construction work is expected to start soon. 2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Primary Health Centre Hatt is working since 1992 in 200 Sq. Yards private building. 15 Kanal 19 Marla land bearing Khasra No. 73//23(2-4)99//3(8-0).8(5- 15) is transferred on lease bases for the period of 33 years in the name of Health Department vide Government letter no. SBA-4-2018/99195- 200 dated 02/11/2018. Drawings for construction of proposed Primary Health Centre at village Hatt has been approved on dated 20/06/2019. Rough Cost Estimates amounting to Rs. 640.85 Lacs for Construction of Primary Health Centre including residential accommodation at village Hatt was received from office of Engineer-in-Chief (Bldgs) Haryana, PWD (B&R) Department Chandigarh on dated 03/03/2020. Administrative approval amounting to Rs. 640.85 Lakhs for construction work of Primary Health Centre including residential accommodation at village Hatt has been issued vide Government order date:-05.03.2021. Construction work is expected to start soon. 4 PHC Hatt, at a Glance Year No. of Outdoor Patients No. of Indoor Patients 2018 143938 5357 2019 131927 1794 2020 85918 1260 2021 13706 162 Staff position at PHC Hatt Sr. Category Sanctioned Filled Vacant No. 1 Medical Officer 2 1 1 2 Dental Surgeon 1 0 1 3 Pharmacist 1 0 1 4 MPHS (F) 1 0 1 5 Lab Tech. 1 0 1 6 MPHS (M) 1 1 0 7 MPHW (M) 6 4 2 8 MPHW (F) 6 5 1 5 District Jind at a Glance:- Population of 1415249 (Urban-352975, Rural-1062274) District Jind Hospitals Total 4 GH Jind SDH Narwana Sub Divisional cum PHC at Safidon Sub Divisional cum CHC at Uchana Community Health Total 7 Centres (Ujhana, Kandela, Julana, Khark Ram ji, Kalwa, Muwana and Alewa) Primary Health Total 25 Centres (Dhanoauri, Karamgarh, Dhamtan Sahib, Amargarh, Danoda, Sinsar, Chhatar, Durjanpur, Karsindhu, Dumerkha Khurd, Uchana Khurd, Ghoghrian, Dahola, Naguran, Dhatrath, Dariyawala, Ramrai, Kinana, Shamlo kalan, Jai Jai wanti, Nidana, Lijwana kalan, Siwana mal, Rajana kalan, and Hatt. Polyclinic Total 1 Sector 8 Urban PHC Total:-2 01 Jind City 01 Narwana Sub Health Centres Total 174 The Administrative approval for construction of following Health Institution (District Jind ) is provided in last four consecutive years S.No. Financial year Name of Health Institution 1 2017-18 1. CHC Alewa 2. PHC Naguran 2 2018-19 1. PHC Shamlo kalan 2. PHC Siwanamal 3. CHC Muana 3 2019-20 1. Civil Hospital Narwana 2. PHC Ramrai 3. PHC Sinsar 4. PHC Karsindhu 5. PHC Karamagarh 6. SHC Budha khera 7. SHC Rajana Khurd 8. SHC Siwaha 9. SHC Meherara 10. SHC Kharal 11. SHC Bhambhewa 4 2020-21 1. PHC Lajwana Kalan 2. PHC Hatt 3. ICU/HDU in DCH Jind 4. Central Oxygen Pipeline in DCH Jind 6 STATE - HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE Health Services are being provided to the people of the State through a network of 68 Hospitals, 133 Community Health Centres, 537 Primary Health Centres and 2656 Sub Health Centres. The budget provision for the last four consecutive years under State Plan is as under :- Financial year Amount in Cr. 2017-18 100.00 2018-19 180.00 2019-20 162.00 2020-21 300.00 Development during last four consecutive years for following Health Institutions were provided for Infrastructure:- F. Year A/A Rs. in CH/SDH CHC PHC SHC Lacs 2017-18 26,273.42 04 12 32 13 2018-19 32,904.95 04 04 10+01 08 UHC 2019-20 36,447.73 03+01MCH 06 24 10 2020-21 39063.94 3 Hospital’s / SDH’s 10 15 5 + 02 MCH + 11 ICU/HDU + 17 Oxygen pipe line System and 3 Gas Plant rooms in different districts. 7 izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz ds Hkou dk fuekZ.k *759- Jh lqHkk’k xkaxksyh] ,e-,y-,-: D;k LokLF; e=a h d`i;k crk,ax s fd D;k lQhnks fo/kkulHkk fuokZpu lHkk ds xkao gkV es izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz ds u;s Hkou dk fuekZ.k djus dk dkbs Z izLrko ljdkj d s fopkjk/khu gS( ;fn gk]a rks bldk fuekZ.k dc rd fd, tkus dh laHkkouk gS \ vfuy fot] LokLF; ea=h gka Jheku th] fjgk;”kh Hkouk s lfgr izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz gkV ds Hkou ds fuekZ.k ds fy, 640-85 yk[k dh iz”kkldh; Lohd`fr tkjh dh tk pqdh gSA fuekZ.k dk;Z tYn gh “kq: gksus dh mEehn gSA 9 izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz gkV ,d utj esa Ok’kZ Uk;s cfgjxa jksxh Uk;s vUrjxa jksxh 2018 143938 5357 2019 131927 1794 2020 85918 1260 2021 13706 162 izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz gkV deZpkfj;ksa dh l[;k dze Js.kh Lohd`r Hkjs gq;s [kkyh l[a;k 1 fpfdRlk vf/kdkjh 2 1 1 2 nUrd ltZu 1 0 1 3 vkS’k/kkdkjd 1 0 1 4 Ckgqmns”kh; LokLF; Ik;Zos{kd ¼ efgyk½ 1 0 1 5 iz;ksx”kkyk VSfDuf”k;u 1 0 1 6 Ckgqmns”kh; LokLF; Ik;Zos{kd ¼ iq:’k½ 1 1 0 7 Ckgqmns”kh; LokLF; deZpkjh ¼ iq:’k½ 6 4 2 8 Ckgqmns”kh; LokLF; deZpkjh ¼ efgyk½ 6 5 1 ftyk thUn ,d utj esa ftyk thUn dh tula[;k 1415249 (“kgjh - 352975, xzkeh.k -1062274) gLirky dqy 4 ukxfjd gLirky thUn mi&ukxfjd gLirky ujokuk mi&e.My de izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz lQhnks mi&e.My de lkeqnkf;d LokLF; dsUnz mpkuk Lkkeq0 LokLF; dsUnz dqy 7 (m>kuk] d.Msyk] tqykuk] [kjdjke th] dkyok] eqvkuk o vysok) izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz dqy 25 (/kukSjh] deZx<] /kerku lkfgc] vejx<] nukSnk flalj] Nkrj] nqtZuiqj] djflU/kw] Mqej[kk [kqnZ] mpkuk [kqnZ] ?kks?kfM;k] MkgkSyk] uxwjk] <k<jFk] nfj;kokyk] jkejk; s] fdukuk ] “kkeyks dyk] tS tS oUrh] fuMkuk] ytokuk dyk] flokuk ey] jtkuk dyk o gkV iksyhDYkhfud dqy 1 lSDVj& 8 “kgjh izkFkfed LokLF; dqy 2 dsUnz 1 thUn “kgj] 1 ujokuk mi&LokLF; dsUnz dqy 174 10 fiNys yxkrkj pkj o’kksZ esa LokLF; laLFkkvksasa ¼ftyk thUn½ ds fuekZ.k ds fy, tkjh dh xbZ iz”kkldh; Lohd`fr;kaA dze foRr o’kZ LokLF; laLFkk dk uke l[a;k 1 2017-18 1- Lkkeq0 LokLF; dsUnz vysok 2- izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz uxwjk 2 2018-19 1 izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz “kkeyks dyk 2 izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz flokuk ey 3 Lkkeq0 LokLF; dsUnz eqvkuk 3 2019-20 1- ukxfjd gLirky ujokuk 2- izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz flalj 3- izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz djfla/kw 4- izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz deZx< 5- mi&LokLF; dsUnz cq<k [ksMk 6- mi&LokLF; dsUnz jtkuk [kqnZ 7- mi&LokLF; dsUnz flokgk 8- mi&LokLF; dsUnz egs jMk 9- mi&LokLF; dsUnz [kjy 10- mi&LokLF; dsUnz HkaHkos k 4 2020-21 1- izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnz ytokuk dyak 2- izkFkfed LokLF; dsUn gkV 3- ukxfjd gLirky thUn ea s vkbZlh;w@,pMh; w 4- ukxfjd gLirky thUn ea s vkWDlhtu ikbZi ykbZu 11 jkT; dk LokLF; cqfu;kfn <kapk jkT; ds ykxs ks dks 68 gLirkyks] 133 lkeqnkf;d LokLF; dsUnzks] 537 izkFkfed LokLF; dsUnzks o 2656 mi& LokLF; dsUnzks ds usVodZ ds ek/;e ls LokLF; lsok;sa iznku dh tk jgh gSA jkT; ;kstuk ds rgr yxkrkj pkj o’kksZ dk ctV izko/kku fueu izdkj ls gS%& foRr o’kZ jkf”k djksMks esa 2017-18 100.00 2018-19 180.00 2019-20 162.00 2020-21 300.00 cqfu;knh lqfo/kkvks ds fy;s fuEufyf[kr LokLF; lsokvks ds fy;s yxkrkj fiNys pkj o’kkZs ds nkSjku iznku fd;k x;k fodkl dk;Z%& foRr o’kZ iz”kkldh; Ukkxfjd lkeqnkf;d izkFkfed mi&LokLF; Lohd`fr;ka gLirky@mi&e.My LokLF; LokLF; dsUnz yk[kksa esa ukxfjd gLirky dsUnz dsUnz 2017-18 26,273.42 04 12 32 13 2018-19 32,904.95 04 04 10+01 08 “kgjh LokLF; dsUnz 2019-20 36,447.73 03+01 ekr` o f”k”kq 06 24 10 gLirky 2020-21 39063.94 3 gLirky / mi&e.My 10 15 5 ukxfjd gLirky + 02 ekr` o f”k”kq gLirky + 11 vkbZ0 lh0 ;w0@,p0 Mh0 ;q0 + 17 vkWDlhtu ikbZi ykbZu flLVe o 3 fofHkUu ftyks esa xSl IykaV ds dejs .
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