NTPC Kanti unveils innovative mobile medical unit to enhance maternal & child healthcare 
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NTPC Kanti unveils innovative mobile medical unit to enhance maternal & child healthcare

The newly inaugurated mobile medical Unit is designed to provide essential healthcare services to 42 villages surrounding NTPC Kanti, directly benefiting approximately 10,000 villagers

CSR Watch Bureau

New Delhi: NTPC Kanti on Friday announced the launch of a pioneering mobile medical unit, a significant stride towards improving maternal and child healthcare in the region. This groundbreaking initiative is the first of its kind at NTPC's Muzaffarpur-based power plant, which generates 390 MW at Kanti, and underscores NTPC’s steadfast commitment to community welfare through its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs.

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According to an official statement, the newly inaugurated mobile medical Unit is designed to provide essential healthcare services to 42 villages surrounding NTPC Kanti, directly benefiting approximately 10,000 villagers. The unit is fully equipped and staffed by a highly skilled healthcare team, including two doctors (one male and one female), a nurse, two paramedical staff, and a dedicated driver. This initiative aims to address critical healthcare needs and improve health outcomes for mothers and children in these underserved communities. The mobile medical unit will look after pregnant women and newborn baby.

The Head of Project of NTPC Kanti Madhu S remarked, “The launch of this Mobile Medical Unit is a significant milestone in our ongoing efforts to support the health needs of our local communities. Our focus on maternal and child healthcare reflects our commitment and exemplifies the corporate ethos of social responsibility and proactive community engagement, fostering a healthier, stronger society.”

The inaugural ceremony was graced by key dignitaries and stakeholders, including NTPC Kanti's GM (O&M) Tapas Saha, AGM (HR) Maheshkumar Suthar, HODs, and representatives from various villages. Their presence underscored the collective dedication to this noble cause.

"Operating for the next four years, this project aims to reduce healthcare disparities and foster a healthier, more resilient community. NTPC Kanti’s commitment to this cause signifies a transformative step towards enhancing the quality of life for the region’s residents," it added.

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