Ayushman Bharat: Regn date extended till Nov 15

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Gurgaon: The district administration has decided to extend the date of registration of all the eligible beneficiaries of Ayushman Bharat till November 15. Officials have been directed to step up the registration drive and generate awareness among the people during this time. So far, over 2,000 Ayushman Bharat cards have been made.
Deputy commissioner Yash Garg said, “So far, 2,038 people have been issued cards under the Ayushman Bharat scheme. We have extended the date of our registration drive and now people can get their cards issued until November 15. The health department and ground workers will be mobilising people to come forward and avail this service at their nearest centre.”
During this time, special camps will be organised at the ward and village levels to ensure all the eligible beneficiaries get their health cards. The health department has also roped in Asha workers and volunteers to help in generating awareness among the people and increasing the coverage of the scheme. Registration counters have also been opened at all civil hospitals and healthcare centers.
Dr Naresh Garg, deputy civil surgeon of the health department said that citizens whose names are in the list of beneficiaries prepared on the basis of the Social and Economic Census 2011, can get their Ayushman card made by visiting the camps or their nearest centre. A helpline number — 1800-1800-4444 — has also been launched to address the queries of the people seeking registration under the Ayushman Bharat scheme.
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