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DHSK establishes Control Room and helpline numbers

K H News Service by K H News Service
April 6, 2017
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Srinagar: Keeping in view the inclement weather conditions, Directorate Of Health Services, Kashmir (DHSK) has constituted a Divisional & District level Control Rooms for the facilitation of healthare sservices to the general public.

In any case of facilitation, general public is requested to call/SMS or Whatsapp to following numbers :

Directorate/Divisional Level Control Room: 

1. Dr. Showkat Lolu: 9419043028.
2. Dr. G A Wani:9419061028.
3. Dr. Mehmooda Kar: 9419040106.

  1. Dr. S M Kadri: 9419010363
  2. Dr. Ijtaba Shafi: 9419070388.
  3. Mr. Zahoor Mantoo: 9419011681.
    7. Mr. Zahoor Bhat: 9419066748.
  4. Mr. Abid Manzoor: 9906930606.
    9. Landline: 0194-2440283, 2430581 (8.00 A.M to 8.00 P.M)

 

District Level Helpline Numbers:

1. Chief Medical Officer, Anantnag: 9419004035, 8803087842 01932-222255, 228282

2. Chief Medical Officer, Bandipora: 9797368501, 01957-225551,

3. Chief Medical Officer, Baramulla: 9419052099, 9797749119, 01952-234202,

4. Chief Medical Officer, Budgam: 9419035311, 01951-255237, 256456

5. Chief Medical Officer, Ganderbal: 9419051404, 0194-2416244

6. Chief Medical Officer, Kulgam: 9419211541, 9596423479, 01931-260388.

7. Chief Medical Officer, Kupwara: 9419187799, 01955-252278

8. Chief Medical Officer, Pulwama: 9906540795, 01933-241205, 241275, 240412

9. Chief Medical Officer, Shopian: 9419556689, 01933-260996, 261989.

10. Chief Medical Officer Srinagar: 9419069277, 0192-2452499, 452498.

 

 

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