Glimpse: A major step toward improving medical access.
The government has approved a new set of healthcare reforms aimed at making medical facilities more affordable and accessible. These reforms will introduce subsidies for essential medicines and increase funding for public hospitals.
One of the key highlights is the expansion of telemedicine services, allowing citizens in remote areas to consult with doctors online. This move is expected to reduce patient load in urban hospitals while ensuring timely medical care for rural populations.
Despite the benefits, critics argue that implementation challenges, including infrastructure limitations and doctor shortages, could slow progress. However, officials remain optimistic about the long-term impact on the nation’s health sector.