Missing doctors & Infrastructure at a PHC in Gujarat – Video Volunteer Neeru Reports

November 23, 2015 | By:
Neeru Rathod is the 8th child in a family of 11 girls born to a Dalit construction worker in Surendranagar district of Gujarat, one of the most feudal and caste-ridden regions of India. Circumstances were difficult growing up but she found her path in 2006, when Video Volunteers and the NGO Navsarjan selected her to be part of a Community…

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At Doliya Primary Health Centre, Surendranagar District in Guajarat, the absence of doctors, nurses, sanitation and equipment means that pregnant women as well as other patients who come in suffer. Residents of the area say that no deliveries take place at the PHC due to a shortage of doctors and equipment.

Please Call the Block Health Officer of Sayla, Surendranagar district on 02755-233359 and urge him to ensure that Doliya PHC is sufficiently staffed and all necessary equipment is made available.

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