PM Jan Aushadhi Kendra will open at five stations including Samastipur, 1963 types of cheap medicines will be available

City Reporter | Samastipur

Pradhan Mantri Jan Aushadhi Kendra will be opened at five stations of Bihar including Samastipur Junction in Bihar. The Railway Board has approved this. People will get very cheap medicines available here. Quality medicines and other products of Jan Aushadhi will also be available for increasing the health and welfare of passengers and common people coming to the railway station. Indian Railways has started the process of establishing the Prime Minister Bharatiya Janaushadhi Center in the circulating area of ​​the station and Concorous. Under this, the Prime Minister Bharatiya Janaushadhi Center has started working successfully at 50 places of Indian Railways. In this, Patna Jn, Darbhanga and Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Jun on East Central Railway. Is included. In view of its success and enthusiasm of the people, the Indian Railways has decided to open the Satol of the Prime Minister Jan Aushadhi Center at 61 places. These include Ara, Hajipur, Samastipur, Chhapra and Bhagalpur stations in Bihar. For this, tenders have been invited from a person wishing to open a stall and the selected tenders will be handed over the construction of the outlet by the first week of August. This decision of Railways will not only create employment opportunities, but people will also get medicines at cheap prices. But providing quality medicines is the objective of the government. This can reduce health expenses. 1963 types of English medicines and 293 surgical equipment are available at these centers. These drugs cover all major therapeutic groups cardiovascular, anti-cancer, anti-dybleds, anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic, gastro-ethical medicines, neutrality etc. diseases. Many Ayurvedic products have also been included in the products of the Prime Minister’s Jan Aushadhi Center to increase immunity and it is easily available for people at affordable prices. It also includes Harlix and Chyawanprash.