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Fuel and health ministry sustainability; What should be the cabinet’s strategy? | The Urban Debate
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51:01Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate, with Tanvi Shukla, we discuss the key priorities of the newly appointed cabinet. Concerning the rise in the fuel price hikes, the respective ministers will have to come forward to help find the balance money. It is crucial to move forward and make collective efforts to help the country recuperate from the economic and health infrastructure during the second wave. With the new Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, taking charge today, his prime focus should be preparedness for the third wave. The spread of the disease depends on various things, so it should be the center and state’s combined efforts that the ministry should look into. The important priority areas of rural health and facilitating vaccines for the people who cannot afford them should be something to look forward to. “Abantika Ghosh, Health Editor, ThePrint lists out the key priorities that the new health minister needs to work on immediately; says the govt needs to get together with the states to help fight the Pandemic. Watch the video to know more!
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