The decision was taken in a meeting chaired by the Union minister for labour and employment Narendra Singh Tomar in New Delhi on Thursday.
The committee will be setup in every state and can sanction upto Rs 50 lakhs for executing special repair works.
The panel will have periodic review of the reports of the local committees and may even carry independent inspections of the ESI medical facilities. It is also empowered to sanction upto Rs 3 crore for special repair of 200 bedded ESI hospitals and upto Rs 5 crore for special repair of ESI hospitals with over 200 beds.
The Corporation also approved the increase in the ceiling on medical expenditure being re-imbursed to the states from Rs 1,500 per insured person family per annum to Rs 2,000 per annum
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