HARYANA GOVT. AND SAMSUNG INDIA SIGN A PACT

Samsung india and Haryana govt. signed a MOU to provide high tech equipment worth about Rs 1.25 crore to citizen hospital GURGAON.
Samsung India under its corporate social responsibility(CSR)has come voluntarily to donate modern hi-tech equipments to Citizen Hospital,GURGAON Dy.Commissioner T L Satyaprakash told reporters atGURGAON.

He further told’ the large no.of patients at our govt.run hospitals,we welcome such initiatives from companies like SAMSUNG in helping hospitals cater to the locals’need for quality health care’he said.

SAMSUNG INDIA vice president Rajiv Mishra said that Samsung has already started healthcare initiatives in CHENNAI ,MUMBAI and BANGLORE and very soon it is planing to start its 5th initiatives in national capitalDELHI.

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