Sayeed appeals to doctors hailing from J&K to return

June 04, 2015 20:32

Promising to accord top priority to health sector, Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed today said his government would welcome setting up of advanced tertiary healthcare centres in Jammu and Kashmir, and urged renowned doctors hailing from the state to return and provide succour

to the people.

"World-renowned doctors from the state, who are practising abroad, should return and provide succour to the people who have gone through very difficult times," Sayeed said after inaugurating the four-day 'Asian Consensus Meeting on Metabolic Surgery-2015' at Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS) here.

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