Health insurance cards were distributed to beneficiaries in village Blongi and village Daun in Mohali under the Chief Minister Health Insurance Scheme. The scheme provides free treatment of up to ₹10 lakh to beneficiaries. The distribution highlighted the health support being extended through the scheme in the two villages and linked the local programme with the Mann government’s stated efforts to provide better health facilities to every family.
The programme focused on handing over the health insurance cards to beneficiaries in both Blongi and Daun. These cards were distributed under the named Chief Minister Health Insurance Scheme, which carries the stated benefit of free treatment of up to ₹10 lakh. The activity brought the scheme’s treatment support into focus for beneficiaries in the two Mohali villages.
Health insurance cards distributed in Blongi and Daun
Village Blongi and village Daun were the locations covered by the distribution. Beneficiaries in each of the two villages received cards during the occasion. The announcement specifically identified both villages, placing the programme within the local communities and highlighting the availability of the scheme’s stated treatment benefit for the beneficiaries who received the cards.
The Chief Minister Health Insurance Scheme was central to the programme. Its treatment provision was described as free treatment of up to ₹10 lakh for beneficiaries. The cards distributed during the occasion were connected with this benefit, giving the event a clear focus on health insurance support and treatment access under the scheme.
The stated amount is up to ₹10 lakh, making it the main benefit highlighted during the distribution. The announcement presented this treatment support along with the distribution of cards in Blongi and Daun. The focus remained on the beneficiaries and the scheme through which the free-treatment benefit has been provided.
The distribution in the two villages was also linked with the Mann government’s continuous efforts to provide better health facilities to every family. This placed the local programme within a wider effort to improve access to health-related support. The card distribution was presented as part of that continuing work and as an activity aimed at taking the scheme’s benefit to beneficiaries in the area.
The occasion brought together beneficiaries from Blongi and Daun for the distribution. Along with the beneficiaries, the entire panchayat and villagers were present. Their participation marked the local community’s presence at the programme and connected the distribution with the panchayats and residents of the two villages.
Mann government’s health facilities effort
The statement highlighted the Mann government’s continuing efforts to provide better health facilities to every family. In that context, the distribution under the Chief Minister Health Insurance Scheme represented a local activity focused on providing beneficiaries with treatment-related support. The scheme’s free-treatment provision of up to ₹10 lakh remained the key benefit associated with the programme.
The health insurance cards distributed at the occasion were the main item handed over to beneficiaries. Their distribution in village Blongi and village Daun gave residents covered by the programme a direct connection with the named scheme and its stated treatment benefit. The event therefore combined the card distribution with the broader message of improving health facilities for families.
The presence of the panchayat and villagers was also recognised during the occasion. Kulwant Singh conveyed many thanks to the entire panchayat and the villagers who were present. The acknowledgment covered the local representatives and residents who attended the programme in connection with the distribution in the two Mohali villages.
The occasion concluded with the card distribution being highlighted as a step connected with the Chief Minister Health Insurance Scheme. Beneficiaries in Blongi and Daun received the cards, while the scheme’s provision of free treatment of up to ₹10 lakh was emphasised. The programme also carried the assurance of continued efforts by the Mann government to provide better health facilities to every family, along with thanks to the panchayat and villagers present.
Source: Original update
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