On Friday, the Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister of the state, Mr. Vijay Sharma, visited the remote Sonwahi village in the Bodla development block of Kabirdham district and met with the families of the victims, along with the villagers. He expressed deep condolences for the sudden deaths of two villagers in Sonwahi on July 10th. He inspected the temporary health camp set up in the tribal student hostel in Sonwahi and discussed with the patients who came for treatment. He directed the doctors to provide better treatment. Mr. Sharma said that the Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi’s vision and the way Chief Minister Mr. Vishnu Dev Sai has given directions to work on the Prime Minister’s Janman Yojana, we should take swift action to make the plan effective.
He also assured the villagers that the government is committed to providing all necessary support and assistance to the affected families. He emphasized the importance of preventive measures to avoid such tragic incidents in the future and urged the villagers to prioritize their health and well-being. Mr. Sharma also announced the allocation of funds for the construction of a permanent health center in Sonwahi to ensure that the villagers have access to quality healthcare facilities. He promised to personally monitor the progress of the construction and ensure that it is completed in a timely manner. Additionally, he pledged to improve the overall infrastructure and development in the remote village to uplift the living standards of the residents. Overall, Mr. Vijay Sharma’s visit to Sonwahi demonstrated the government’s commitment to addressing the needs of the rural communities and providing them with the necessary resources for a better quality of life.