Retd Agarwal will diaognise 'sick' GMC
BUSINESS STANDARD, PANAJI | 20 April 2016 22:14 IST
The state government has appointed a one-man committee to probe allegations of maladministration at Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMCH).
"The committee would be headed by retired bureaucrat N D Agarwal, who will also act as public grievance officer (handling complaints related to the hospital)," Deputy Chief Minister Francis D'Souza said here today.
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Great news on appointment!
Please kindly make all the citizen of Goa Medical card, so for the poor goan to benefit the govt medical schemes , as most of them are outsiders.
- Cliford Peter, Margao - Goa | 26 th April 2016 05:25
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