NTPC Donates Ambulance & Mortuary Vans to Mon District Administration

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KOKRAJHAR: In a significant move to enhance healthcare services in Mon, Nagaland, NTPC Limited handed over two advanced life support ambulance vans and two mortuary vans to the district administration of Mon. Sources from the NTPC informed The Sentinel that the vehicles were handed over by Arnab Maitra, Head of Project, NTPC, Nongaigaon, Salakai, in the presence of Kasturi Maitra, President of Bardwi Shikla Ladies Club, and Onkar Nath, AGM (HR) of NTPC-Bongaigaon. The event was graced by the presence of Ajit Kumar Verma, Deputy Commissioner of Mon, representing the District Administration.

 Sources also said that the initiative, part of NTPC’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts, aims to address the healthcare challenges faced by the remote district of Mon. The advanced life support ambulances are equipped with modern medical facilities, ensuring that critical care reaches patients in emergency situations without delay. These ambulances are designed to provide life-saving support, featuring equipment such as ventilators, defibrillators, and monitoring systems to handle emergencies efficiently during transit.

Additionally, the mortuary vans provided are intended to ensure dignified and respectful transportation for the deceased, addressing a crucial need in the district. These vans are equipped with proper refrigeration facilities to preserve the bodies, thereby easing the burden on families and ensuring that traditional customs can be observed with dignity.

During the event, Arnab Maitra emphasized NTPC’s commitment to community welfare through its CSR initiatives. He noted that the contribution was part of NTPC’s broader vision to enhance healthcare infrastructure in the remote areas and provide timely and dignified services to the residents of Mon.

Ajit Kumar Verma, District Commissioner, appreciated NTPC’s timely support, highlighting the importance of such contributions in bridging the healthcare access gap for remote communities. Verma expressed gratitude on behalf of the district administration for NTPC’s consistent efforts towards uplifting the region’s healthcare standards.

The project, valued at Rs 98.26 lakh, is set to benefit over 3.47 lakh residents across Mon district, significantly enhancing the region’s emergency healthcare response capabilities.

The NTPC-Bongaigaon, through its various CSR initiatives, continues to contribute to the social upliftment and well-being of communities in North-East India, with a focus on healthcare, education, and sustainable development.

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