Chief Minister will give annual environment award of one lakh rupees to Amrita Hospital
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Curated by - KRISHNA TIWARI | CITYCHIEFNEWS
Shahdol/Bhopal, Committed to providing quality healthcare and ensuring patient safety in Bhopal/Shahdol division, another achievement has been added to the name of Amrita Hospital. The hospital has received the Annual Environment Award for its excellent work towards environmental protection and pollution control. On the occasion of World Environment Day, on June 5, on the occasion of World Environment Day, Amrita Hospital, selected for the first prize of one lakh rupees in the hospital category, will be given this award by the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
The Annual Environment Award is given by the Government of Madhya Pradesh in nine different categories. Two hospitals from across the state get this award in the hospital category. Amrita Hospital of Shahdol district has been selected for the Annual Environment Award for the year 2021-22 due to its commendable work in environmental protection, pollution control and bio-medical waste management. The director of the hospital Dr. Vinamra Jain told that service and cleanliness are our identity. As much as our focus is on quality treatment, the same commitment is towards pollution control. The Annual Environment Award signifies that our hospital has met the stringent criteria. The hospital is doing a great job in terms of patient care, safety protocols and pollution control.
Three Acre Green Campus
Accredited by the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals and Healthcare Providers (NABH), Amrita Hospital has a three-acre green campus. A 50 KLD STP (Sewage Treatment Plant) is installed in the hospital. Through this, water (waste water) used in different wards, medical room, waiting area etc. is treated and stored. Later this water is used for irrigation of the garden. This saves pure drinking water. Similarly, all the parameters are followed in the collection and disposal of bio-medical waste coming out of the hospital. Sanjeev Mehra, Regional Officer of Pollution Control Board also visits the hospital from time to time for guidance.
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