Shiv Sena president Uddhav Thackeray Friday inaugurated the National Urban Health Mission's mobile medical unit service here.
Each of these mobile medical units will have a doctor, a nurse, lab technician, pharmacist apart from the driver and will tour remote areas of the cities in which they will be deployed.
Under the initiative, 13 such units would be pressed into service, five each in Mumbai and Nagpur and one each in Panvel, Kolhapur and Aurangabad.
Speaking on the occasion, Thackeray said, "When we toured remote areas like Melghat and Gadchiroli, we were in the opposition. Now, I don't know where we are."
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