Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma announced the state’s focus on improving healthcare infrastructure by upgrading district hospitals, Community Health Centres (CHCs), and Primary Health Centres (PHCs) to enhance medical services. The two-day Knowledge Exchange Health Conclave, part of the Rs 280-crore Mizoram Health Systems Strengthening Project (MHSSP), was inaugurated to promote knowledge sharing and system efficiency in healthcare.
The Chief Minister emphasized the significance of healthcare in the state’s development, highlighting the introduction of the Mizoram Universal Health Care Scheme (MUHCS) for cashless treatment at empanelled hospitals. Advanced medical equipment has been provided to healthcare workers, and new initiatives have been implemented to bolster the health sector’s capabilities.
Acknowledging the support from the World Bank and the Central government, Lalduhoma expressed gratitude for the progress achieved through the MHSSP. The conclave aims to facilitate knowledge exchange with health experts from different states, fostering collaboration and enhancing strategies in the health sector for the benefit of Mizoram and the nation.
Health Minister Lalrinpuii praised the improvements in medical facilities and health centers under the MHSSP, leading to national-level quality certifications for Mizoram’s healthcare institutions. The Mizoram Health Systems Strengthening Project, initiated in 2021 with World Bank funding, is on track for completion by March 2026, with significant milestones already achieved.
