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CM Sukhu inaugurates 200-bedded hospital building in Chamba Medical College

The Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, Sukhu, officially inaugurated a new 200-bedded hospital building at Chamba Medical College. The facility aims to enhance healthcare infrastructure in the region and improve medical services for local residents. The inauguration marks a significant development in the state's efforts to upgrade healthcare facilities. No further details were provided regarding funding, construction timeline, or specific medical services offered by the new hospital.

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CM Sukhu inaugurates 200-bedded hospital building in Chamba Medical College

The Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, Sukhu, officially inaugurated a new 200-bedded hospital building at Chamba Medical College. The facility aims to enhance healthcare infrastructure in the region and improve medical services for local residents. The inauguration marks a significant development in the state's efforts to upgrade healthcare facilities. No further details were provided regarding funding, construction timeline, or specific medical services offered by the new hospital.

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