MUZAFFARABAD (Kashmir English): Azad Jammu and Kashmir Health Minister Nisar Ansar Abdali has announced that Rs 5 billion will be spent annually to provide healthcare facilities to the people of Azad Kashmir.
In this regard, issuing health cards to the people of Azad Kashmir will begin soon after signing a memorandum of understanding with the State Life Insurance Corporation.
According to the details, under this project, all citizens of Azad Kashmir will be provided with health cards, through which they will be able to get free treatment in quality hospitals across the country.
This initiative aims to ensure people’s access to quality health facilities and reduce the difficulties related to the cost of treatment.
Health Minister Nisar Ansar Abdali further said that the government of Azad Kashmir is committed to the welfare of the people and the issuance of health cards is an important link in this regard.
He expressed the hope that this project will significantly improve the quality of health of the people of Azad Kashmir and provide them with better treatment facilities.
After signing the MoU with the State Life Insurance Corporation, the process of issuing health cards will be completed expeditiously so that the public can benefit from this facility as soon as possible.
