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S# ID No Institution Name Tehsil Class Beds Locality Status 1 323011 BHU JALKOT DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 2 323013 BHU GOSHALI DISTRICT KOHISTAN BASIC HEALTH UNIT S# ID No Institution Name Tehsil Class Beds Locality Status 1 323011 BHU JALKOT DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 2 323013 BHU GOSHALI DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 3 323030 BHU BAJA DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 4 323022 BHU BERYAR DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 5 323019 BHU SEO DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 6 323032 BHU DOGA DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 7 323034 BHU RAZIKA DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 8 323026 BHU HARBAN DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 9 BHU THOTI DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 10 323003 BHU KARANG DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 11 323010 BHU GABRAL DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 12 323007 BHU SOYAL DARA DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 13 323002 BHU JASHOI DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 14 323035 BHU SERGARI DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 15 323033 BHU MANDRAZA PATTAN 1 0 Rural Functional 16 323014 BHU KAYAL PATTAN 1 0 Rural Functional 17 323021 BHU BANKED PATTAN 1 0 Rural Functional 18 323031 BHU MAJGALI PATTAN 1 0 Rural Functional 19 323028 BHU JOG PATTAN 1 0 Rural Functional 20 323008 BHU MK BELA PATTAN 1 0 Rural Functional 21 323006 BHU BANIL PATTAN 1 0 Rural Functional 22 323012 BHU JIJAL PATTAN 1 0 Rural Functional 23 323024 BHU D. BALA PATTAN 1 0 Rural Functional 24 323004 BHU SHARAKOT PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional 25 323016 BHU MAHREEN PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional 26 323023 BHU DM KHAIL PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional 27 323015 BHU KUZ PARO PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional 28 323038 BHU SHARRED PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional 29 323017 BHU PEACH BELA PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional 30 323036 BHU SHERYAL PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional 31 323009 BHU BATTERA PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional 32 323037 BHU SHALKAN ABAD PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional 33 323001 BHU KOLAI PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional DISPENSARIES 1 323020 KAFER BANDA DASSU 1 0 Rural Functional 2 SEMO DARA PATTAN 1 0 Rural Functional LEPROSEY CENTRES 1 323041 DASSU DASSU 1 Rural Functional 2 323042 PATAN PATTAN 1 Rural Functional RURAL HEALTH CENTRES 1 323043 DASSU DASSU 1 8 Rural Functional 2 323005 SHETYAL DASSU 1 8 Rural Functional 3 323044 PATTAN PATTAN 1 8 Rural Functional 4 323018 RANOLIA PATTAN 1 8 Rural Functional Total Beds 32 TB CLINICS 1 GHAZI ABAD PALAS 1 0 Rural Functional.
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