The ANM post at the sub-health center in Chandna, Jaswantpura, has been vacant for a year, severely affecting health services for pregnant women and children.
The villagers stated in their letter that the ANM post at the sub-health center in Chandna has been vacant for a long time.
Because of this, health services in the village are severely affected, causing considerable trouble for the local residents.
Due to the absence of an ANM, important tasks such as regular check-ups for pregnant women, prenatal care, and children's vaccinations have come to a halt.
Villagers say they have to travel to distant areas even for minor health needs, which wastes both time and money.
The villagers reported that due to the lack of regular ANM services, women, children, and the elderly in the village are facing the most difficulties.
A permanent appointment of an ANM at the sub-health center is crucial to restore smooth health services in the village.
The villagers have urged the District Collector to take this matter seriously. They have demanded the immediate appointment of an ANM at the Chandna sub-health center.
This would allow villagers to benefit from better health facilities at the local level within their own village, eliminating the need to travel elsewhere. A copy of the letter has also been sent to the Chief Medical and Health Officer, Jalore, the Block Medical Officer, Jaswantpura, and other concerned officials.
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