The health and education minister Sakina Masood Itoo visits Chadoora to assess healthcare and medical education Masood Itoo recently visited the Chadoora Constituency to assess the condition of key public institutions, including the local Health Center, District Hospital, and Degree College. This visit was part of a broader initiative to improve healthcare and education services in the region. She began by inspecting the Chadoora Health Center, a crucial facility that serves as the first point of medical care for many local residents. The Health Center provides essential services such as maternal and child healthcare, immunisations, and emergency treatment. During the visit, she highlighted the need for improvements in infrastructure, medical equipment, and staffing levels. she also spoke with the healthcare workers to better understand the challenges they face, including understaffing and limited resources. She committed to securing additional funding to upgrade services and ensure the facility can meet the growing demands of the community. Next, she visited the District Hospital, which serves as a major medical hub for the region. The hospital provides specialized care and handles a wide range of medical emergencies. However, overcrowding and insufficient capacity have been long-standing issues. She took note of these concerns and promised to work on expanding the hospital’s services, including adding more emergency care units and specialized departments. She also emphasised the need for advanced medical training to enhance the skills of hospital staff, thereby improving the overall quality of care provided to patients. Finally, she visited the local Degree College, which plays an essential role in offering higher education to students in the area. The college faces challenges such as outdated infrastructure, overcrowded classrooms, and a lack of modern teaching tools. She met with faculty members and administrators to discuss ways to improve the academic environment and expand resources for students. She promised to address these issues by upgrading facilities, introducing digital learning resources, and increasing funding for academic programs to ensure that students receive a high-quality education that prepares them for future challenges. Throughout the visit, she reiterated the government’s commitment to improving both healthcare and education services in the region. By focusing on infrastructure development, staffing, and the introduction of modern technologies, she assured the residents of Chadoora that significant improvements would be made to enhance their quality of life.