Haryana Child Rights Chairperson Reviews Healthcare and Welfare in Kaithal
Haryana Child Rights Chairperson Reviews Healthcare in Kaithal

Haryana State Commission for Protection of Child Rights chairperson Tripti Sheoran on Thursday conducted inspections at the Civil Hospital, Bal Upvan Ashram, and Anganwadi centres in Kaithal to review the facilities being provided to children and women.

Emphasis on Adherence to Norms

During her visit, Sheoran stressed the need for strict adherence to government norms and welfare standards. She stated that all facilities and services meant for children and women should be delivered efficiently and without any negligence. “There should be no compromise when it comes to the welfare, safety, and development of children,” she added.

Inspection at Civil Hospital

Sheoran first visited the Civil Hospital, where she interacted with doctors in the office of the Principal Medical Officer (PMO) and reviewed healthcare services. She later inspected the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), maternity ward, and OPD block, and spoke with admitted women patients. Following the inspection, Sheoran expressed satisfaction with the quality of healthcare services available for children but directed hospital authorities to pay special attention to cleanliness and overall management.

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Visit to Creche Centre

Next, Sheoran visited the Creche Centre at the community hall in the Police Lines area. At the facility, she reviewed the nutritional meals provided to children, preschool educational activities, and other amenities. During the inspection, the issue of delayed ration supply was brought to her attention, prompting her to issue necessary instructions to the concerned officials for immediate corrective action. Given the intense summer heat, she directed authorities to ensure adequate cooling arrangements, including the installation of coolers or air-conditioners, for the comfort of children.

Focus on Grassroots Welfare

Sheoran emphasized that government welfare schemes and facilities should effectively reach children at the grassroots level. She said that ensuring the holistic development of children remains a priority for the government.

Inspection of Bal Upvan Ashram

Later in the day, Sheoran inspected Bal Upvan Ashram and reviewed the facilities provided to children. Arrangements related to child care, accommodation, education, and overall welfare at the centre were found to be satisfactory and well-managed.

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