Accompanied by Health Minister Bali Bhagat and senior officials of the health department, she interacted with some patients, the attendants and the doctors and enquired about the treatment being provided to the injured.
She prayed for their early recovery while instructing the hospital staff to provide all possible medical facilities to the injured patients.
The Chief Minister visited the ICU, Emergency, Cardio- Thoracic, Surgery and other units of the hospital and assessed the medicare facilities being provided to the injured.
Mehbooba was informed that 30 people, including a 14- month old child, injured in border shelling were undergoing treatment at GMC and Super Specialty hospital.
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