DGP inaugurates Nagaland Police referral hospital extension, 850 LMP oxygen plant

Nagaland Police Referral Hospital Extension and 850 LMP Oxygen Plant was inaugurated by Director General of Police (DGP) Nagaland, T John Longkumer, at Police Complex, at Chümoukedima on Friday.
Speaking at the inaugural programme, DGP acknowledged all those officials and unsung heroes who were involved and worked tirelessly for the completion of the 100-bedded extension of Nagaland Police Referral hospital.
DGP expressed gratitude to the state chief minister, deputy chief minister and chief secretary for sanctioning the required amount.
Longkumer informed that the hospital was initially construed to cater to Covid patients, but since Covid cases have dropped, the hospital would now be used as medical centre for excellence for treatments of police forces, and also for public in the surrounding areas.
On the recently inaugurated oxygen plant, DGP informed that the plant was fully sponsored by Oil India Corporation Ltd. (OIC), at a cost of Rs 88 lakh. He officially acknowledged the corporation for sponsoring the Oxygen plant under its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
DGP expressed hope that the plant would cater to the needs of all.
At the programme, nodal officer, health and family welfare, Dr George, who presented a brief insight into the commissioning of oxygen plant, stated that the 850 LMP PSA Oxygen Plant was the third biggest in the state.