PM inaugurates Hospital complex in south Gujarat
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PM inaugurates Hospital complex in south Gujarat

The Prime Minister has inaugurated a 500-bed, state-of-the-art, Multispeciality and Cancer Hospitals Complex at Navsari and a Centre of Excellence encompassing a skill-building centre, primary, secondary and higher secondary schools at Kharel, Gujarat. The Multispecialty and Cancer Hospitals a...

The Prime Minister has inaugurated a 500-bed, state-of-the-art, Multispeciality and Cancer Hospitals Complex at Navsari and a Centre of Excellence encompassing a skill-building centre, primary, secondary and higher secondary schools at Kharel, Gujarat. The Multispecialty and Cancer Hospitals are part of an 8-acre AM Naik Healthcare Complex, which also includes a residential enclave for consultants, specialists, nurses and paramedical staff. In proximity to the schools are hostels of students and accommodation for the faculty and principal. Speaking on the occasion AM Naik, Founder Chairman, Nirali Memorial Medical Trust, and Group Chairman - L&T, philanthropist and Padma Vibhushan awardee, has said, “My trusts will continue to provide support for those who need it and help to improve the lives of people. I am committed to this mission and will continue to work hard to ensure that my trusts serve society in the best way possible.

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