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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin inaugurated advanced healthcare infrastructure facilities valued at several hundred crore rupees across government hospitals throughout Tamil Nadu. Stalin highlighted that upgrading state-run hospitals to world-class standards marks a crucial milestone in public health governance. The newly opened medical facilities include modern intensive care units, high-technology diagnostic suites, surgical complexes, and upgraded inpatient wards designed to deliver comprehensive tertiary care free of cost to common citizens.

The Chief Minister affirmed that the state healthcare system has emerged as a national benchmark in disease prevention, maternal care, and life-saving medical interventions. He emphasized that the Dravidian model administration accords equal importance to rural primary health centers and urban super-specialty hospitals, ensuring that high-caliber medical treatment is geographically accessible to all. Stalin noted that strengthening public hospital infrastructure protects ordinary families from catastrophic out-of-pocket medical debts incurred in private healthcare.

Stalin commended state medical professionals, nurses, and paramedical personnel for their dedicated public service during health emergencies. He reiterated his administration resolute determination to ensure that Tamil Nadu remains unparalleled in healthcare excellence, guaranteeing every citizen accessible, compassionate, and advanced medical treatment.