Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has lauded the state’s healthcare efforts, announcing that 2.5 crore people have benefited from the non-communicable disease (NCD) control program over the past four years.
In a message posted on X, the Chief Minister said that the initiative has not only improved public health across Tamil Nadu but also gained international recognition, including a United Nations award.
Calling it an “Unwavering Journey,” he emphasized the program’s impact in reaching millions with life-saving interventions.
Stalin congratulated Health Minister Ma. Subramanian, who symbolically handed over a medicine kit to the 2.5 croreth beneficiary, Manonmani, from Thennangudi in Thanjavur district.
He also praised the Health Department Secretary, officials, and medical personnel for their steadfast commitment to building a healthier Tamil Nadu.
The state’s NCD program focuses on screening, early diagnosis, and free treatment for conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular diseases, significantly reducing the burden of chronic
illness.
2.5 Crore benefited from NCD program: CM Stalin
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