Tripura Reports 80 Percent Drop in Patient Referrals

Agartala: Tripura has recorded an 80 percent decline in patient referrals to outside hospitals, signaling a significant improvement in the state's medical infrastructure. Chief Minister Manik Saha shared the milestone while addressing an event held to mark World Blood Donor Day.

Saha credited the progress to consistent efforts to bolster local healthcare facilities. He highlighted that providing specialized treatment within the state has saved citizens from the burden of seeking care elsewhere. The Chief Minister noted the achievement serves as a testament to the ongoing upgrades across government hospitals.

Speaking on the broader impact of these developments, Saha stated, "The reduction in referrals reflects our commitment to strengthening the health sector." The event served to honor blood donors while focusing on the state's mission to become self-sufficient in medical service delivery.