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Chemists Protest: Chemists Protest Non-Payment of Bills under RGHS: Jaipur | Jaipur News
Jaipur: The chemists empanelled under Rajasthan Government Health Scheme (RGHS) continued their protest as they have not received the reimbursement of bills of medicines provided to the beneficiaries under the scheme.
“More than 3,500 chemists gathered in the city on Sunday demanding that the payments of bills should be made to the chemists to continue providing benefits to the beneficiaries under the scheme,” said Sachin Goyal, a chemist based in Jaipur.
The chemists informed the government that a lot of empanelled chemists have stopped providing medicines to the beneficiaries while rest are on the verge of stopping it due to non-payment of bills from the government. TNN
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“More than 3,500 chemists gathered in the city on Sunday demanding that the payments of bills should be made to the chemists to continue providing benefits to the beneficiaries under the scheme,” said Sachin Goyal, a chemist based in Jaipur.
The chemists informed the government that a lot of empanelled chemists have stopped providing medicines to the beneficiaries while rest are on the verge of stopping it due to non-payment of bills from the government. TNN
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