#COVID19 பெருந்தொற்றுக்கு எதிரான போரில் தன்னலம் சிறிதுமின்றி, நமக்காக உழைத்திட்ட மருத்துவத் துறையினரின் சேவை அளப்பரியது. அத்தகைய 1,05,168...

Chief Minister M.K. Stalin honored the extraordinary courage and selfless devotion of healthcare personnel who battled on the front lines against the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, disbursing a monumental 196.91 crore rupees in special government incentive bonuses. The financial honors were awarded to 1,05,168 frontline healthcare workers, including medical doctors, registered nurses, auxiliary nurse midwives, lab technicians, ambulance drivers, and hospital sanitary staff across all government medical institutions in Tamil Nadu.

Expressing deep personal gratitude on behalf of eight crore Tamil citizens, Stalin stated that the relentless, round-the-clock sacrifices made by medical professionals during the peak waves of the epidemic were beyond measure. He noted that healthcare staff risked their own lives and endured severe separation from families to provide compassionate care, clinical treatment, and life-saving oxygen therapy to distressed patients in crowded hospital wards.

The Chief Minister asserted that while no monetary compensation could fully match the boundless generosity and dedication of these frontline heroes, the incentive disbursement represents the state deepest appreciation and enduring gratitude. Stalin affirmed that upgrading public health infrastructure and securing the professional welfare of healthcare staff remain paramount state priorities. His gesture demonstrated compassionate, worker-centric governance honoring heroic public service.