"It is your dedication and noble profession, that would provide vision and ray of hope to many people who are suffering from preventive visual impairment," Rosaiah said while inaugurating a unique upgraded eye care equipment at the Lotus Eye Hospital, here.
Providing access to adquate eye care, making surgery and treatment of cataract and blindness cost effective was necessary, he said.
Stating that blindness and diseases leading to blindness were seen on rise, he said that India was a signatory to the WHO resolution on Vision 2020, which laid emphasis on the right to sight.
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