Jharkhand Asha Workers To Get Tablets for Real-Time Data Collection to Improve Maternal Health
Jharkhand's health minister announced that 42,000 Asha workers will receive tablets within a month for real-time data collection. The government is committed to reducing maternal mortality and prioritizing maternal and child health, aiming to improve the state's health services to be number one in the country.
Jharkhand's health minister announced that 42,000 Asha workers will receive tablets within a month for real-time data collection. The government is committed to reducing maternal mortality and prioritizing maternal and child health, aiming to improve the state's health services to be number one in the country.
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