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Sindh Govt plans to set 23 telemedicine centres

Sindh Government is setting basic centres of telemedicine services in all districts of the province. The telemedicine will play a major role in providing modern facilities to the people of remote rural areas of Sindh, Pakistan.

Sindh Government is setting basic centres of telemedicine services in all districts of the province. The telemedicine will play a major role in providing modern facilities to the people of remote rural areas of Sindh, Pakistan.


 

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The Government is planning to open telemedicine centres in all 23 districts in next three months and also introducing e-Consultation system by all the Talukas through Internet with hospitals located in big cities. According to Sindh Governor, Ishratul Ebad Khan, places where Internet facility is not available there people can contact through cell phones to contact their nearest telemedicine centre and seek relief through e-Consultancy. 


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