New Delhi: 24th June 2012
Top private hospitals in Delhi, which had obtained land on concessional rates, may now have to shell out a heavy penalty for denying free treatment to poor patients. In a rare move, the Delhi government has hired chartered accountants for calculating the profits made by 43 private hospitals by not providing free treatment to the poor from the time of their inception.
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Top private hospitals in Delhi, which had obtained land on concessional rates, may now have to shell out a heavy penalty for denying free treatment to poor patients. In a rare move, the Delhi government has hired chartered accountants for calculating the profits made by 43 private hospitals by not providing free treatment to the poor from the time of their inception.
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