Ghaziabad: Yashoda Hospital and Cancer Institute has opened a new medical facility in Vasundhara, Ghaziabad.
The hospital was inaugurated by Anurag Singh Thakur, Union Minister for Information & Broadcasting, Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India, and General (Dr.) VK Singh (Retd.), Union Minister for Road Transport, Highways, and Civil Aviation.
The hospital aims to build on the 33 years of experience in providing medical assistance and facilities to society, aiming to serve the community with exceptional healthcare services.
Thakur highlighted the Modi government’s commitment to providing essential health facilities to all 1.4 billion Indians. Praising Yashoda Hospital’s vital role in advancing this goal through their services in Ghaziabad and surrounding areas. He expressed his belief that the hospital’s new facility in Vasundhara would provide better health facilities not only to the patients of Sahibabad, Ghaziabad, and West Uttar Pradesh but also to those in the Delhi NCR region, especially the Yamunapaar area.
He emphasised the importance of ensuring the youth’s health and well-being, stating that the country’s future would be bright, healthy, and robust if the youth remained healthy. He commended institutions like Yashoda Hospital for working in collaboration with the government to achieve this goal, and said that such measures would lead the country towards progress.
Singh expressed his happiness at the fact that Yashoda Hospital not only provides medical services in the important city of Delhi NCR, Ghaziabad, but also reaches remote rural areas by organising medical camps. The hospital has also provided health-related assistance in the aftermath of natural calamities like earthquakes.
