Rammohan Naidu lauds Boeing's health care initiative
Union Minister for Civil Aviation K. Rammohan Naidu on Friday lauded Boeing India's health care initiative that ensures poor patients get treatment in Government General Hospital of Vizianagaram. In association with Doctors For You (DFY) organisation, Boeing provided essential diagnostic and therapeutic tools to ensure more patient car in the hospital. In the presence of the Union Minister, Boeing's chief of staff and CSR wing head Praveena Yagnambhat handed over autoclave, Bera and PTA devices, Elisa Reader, HPLC system, CBC/Hemotology Analyzer, Ureteroscope, Hospital Laundry System and other equipment to the hospital authorities. Speaking on the occasion, the Minister thanked Boeing authorities for selecting remote Srikakulam district for its CSR activities. He urged all other corporate companies to come forward and lend help to kidney patients of Uddanam region.
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