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News18
3 hours ago
- Health
- News18
Mizoram CM inaugurates trauma care facility at Aizawl Civil Hospital
Aizawl, Jul 24 (PTI) Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Thursday inaugurated a trauma care facility at Aizawl Civil Hospital, marking a major step forward in strengthening emergency healthcare in the state. The facility was constructed at the cost of over Rs 5.7 crore, of which Rs 1.21 crore was funded by the Centre, according to officials. The facility includes a reception and triage area, treatment and observation rooms, imaging (X-ray/CT scan), a minor OT/resuscitation room, and rooms for medical staffers, they said. Speaking on the occasion, Lalduhoma said that the facility will serve as a vital centre for timely trauma response and critical care for the people. He stated that the government was also undertaking further expansion of the hospital, including the construction of new blocks A and B at an estimated cost of Rs 88.33 crore. Additional services such as cardiac care, kidney dialysis, and IVF will also be introduced to meet growing healthcare demands, he said. The chief minister said that Mizoram's doctors are highly skilled, and the government is committed to providing the facilities and infrastructure they need to deliver effective care, particularly for economically weaker sections. He also assured that the trauma care facility will continue to be upgraded based on practical needs and feedback from health professionals. Health Minister Lalrinpuii reaffirmed the department's dedication to advancing health services and thanked the chief minister for his continued support. Aizawl Civil Hospital Trauma Facility construction had been delayed due to a land dispute and the COVID-19 pandemic. It is one of seven trauma care facilities established across Mizoram. PTI CORR ACD view comments First Published: July 24, 2025, 20:00 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Hindustan Times
26-06-2025
- Health
- Hindustan Times
Mizoram minister expresses concern over drug abuse
Aizawl, Mizoram Social Welfare Minister Lalrinpuii on Thursday voiced serious concern over rampant drug abuse among the state's youth. Mizoram minister expresses concern over drug abuse Speaking at an event to mark the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking at a newly established detoxification centre near Aizawl, Lalrinpuii said, "Addiction is part of a disease which can be cured. That is why the government has set up a short stay or detoxification centre for drug users." She announced that the centre, named 'Hulhliap', will be operated by professionals and experts. "This facility is intended to provide comprehensive support with the help of trained doctors, nurses, and counsellors," she said. The minister urged the inmates undergoing treatment: "You must take this opportunity to amend yourselves and stay away from drugs during your time at the centre." Excise and Narcotics Minister Lalnghinglova Hmar, who also addressed the gathering, sought the support of churches in combating drug abuse and trafficking. Encouraging the inmates to make the most of the rehabilitation opportunity, Hmar added, "Those who have not used drugs should never even try it." The Hulhliap centre for addicts was opened on June 23 at Synod Revival camping centre at Neihbawi near Aizawl. The detoxification centre can accommodate about 200 inmates at a time. Officials said the inmates will be initially given detoxification treatment for 15 days by doctors, nurses and counsellors after which they will receive special spiritual counselling. Once their period of stay at the centre is over, they will be released to their relatives or referred to a rehabilitation centre, they said. According to the excise department, 29 people, including 6 women, have died due to drug abuse this year. The department added that a total of 1,908 people, including 234 women, have died due to drug abuse since 1984, when the first drug-related death due to heroin was reported in the state, the department said. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text.
Time of India
18-06-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Min calls for efforts to arrest HIV spread
Aizawl: State health & family welfare minister Lalrinpuii Wednesday expressed grave concern over Mizoram having the highest prevalence of HIV (2.73%) in the country and called for concerted and coordinated efforts to combat the spread, reports HC Vanlalruata. Addressing the governing body meeting of Mizoram State Aids Control Society in Aizawl, Lalrinpuii, who is also chairman of the society, said there is no room for complacency.
NDTV
17-06-2025
- Sport
- NDTV
Indian Junior Women's Hockey Team Ends Europe Tour With Loss To Netherlands
The Indian junior women's hockey team concluded their successful tour of Europe with a 2-3 shootout loss to hosts Netherlands after a goalless draw in regulation time. Coming into the match with four consecutive wins under their belt -- three against Belgium and one against Australia -- India displayed grit and composure against a technically strong Dutch outfit in what turned out to be a tightly-contested encounter. Despite both teams creating several scoring opportunities over the four quarters, neither side could break the deadlock, thanks to disciplined defending and impressive goalkeeping at both ends. The match proceeded to a shootout, where Lalrinpuii and Priyanka Yadav converted their chances for India. However, the Netherlands edged ahead with successful strikes from Imme de Leeuw, Roos Alkemade, and Lotte Rust. The European tour was part of their preparation for the Women's Junior World Cup in December.
Time of India
16-06-2025
- Health
- Time of India
8 Mizoram govt health facilities among best hosps in India
1 2 Aizawl: Eight govt health facilities from Mizoram have been ranked among the best-performing public hospitals in the country under the National Quality Assurance Standards (NQAS). According to Lily Chhakchhuak, state mission director of the National Health Mission under the health & family welfare department, the newly accredited facilities include Kawnpui Primary Health Centre (PHC) (91.42%), Pangzawl PHC (96.26%), Chhingchhip PHC (93.80%), Hrangchalkawn UPHC (93.35%), Lungsen PHC (88.22%), Cherhlun PHC (89.66%), Sangau PHC (89.03%), and Chhuarlung PHC (95.30%). With the latest recognition, Mizoram now has 19 PHCs and 3 Urban Primary Health Centres (UPHCs) holding the NQAS national certification. Additionally, 12 more govt health facilities that have already earned state-level certification are currently undergoing the process for national-level assessment. Health minister Lalrinpuii lauded the achievement as a milestone for Mizoram, reflecting the dedication and hard work of doctors and healthcare staff.
