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Providing of mobile vans for facilitating the health care of the workers working in factories-N.A
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The objective of the scheme is focused on providing Mobile vans for Facilitating of health care of workers working in the factories. Haryana is one of the most industrialized state in the country; with the pace of time, the industries are increasing and so are dangers in the form of occupational diseases. In order to diagnose occupational disease such as pneumoconiosis (silicosis, Baggiosis, NIHL, Skin, Eczema) etc., the medical examinations of the workers working in the factories and at the Construction sites is mandatory as per the provisions of the Factories Act, 1948 and the, Building and Other Construction workers Welfare Act, 1996 and Rules framed there under. As most of the occupational diseases are incurable at later stage, therefore, there is a great requirement for fully equipped Mobile vans equipped with X-ray machine, snellen chart, Ishihara Chart, Stethoscope, B.P. Apparatus, audiometer etc. in 5 districts of the State . 648 workers have been confirmed as suffering from occupational diseases and their treatment/rehabilitation assistance as per the Haryana Silicosis Rehabilitation Policy has been started. Drivers and technical staff required to operate the vans are available and tests are being done regularly.
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