British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak announced on Sunday (24) that the சுகாதார 6 billion ($ 8.151 billion) public health service (NHS) would help address delays during the health crisis in the new budget range.
“Millions of patients will benefit from diagnostic tests and the $ 6 billion injection waiting for emergency surgery to help the NHS address delays,” the Treasury said in a statement.
In all, 2. 2.3 billion will go to setting up 100 “one-stop” diagnostic centers to diagnose dangerous diseases such as cancer.
அதிகரிக்க 1.5 billion will be allocated to “increase the capacity of beds, equipment and new operating centers”.
The Govt-19 epidemic put pressure on the NHS, a free service loved by the British, already suffering from delays and chronic shortages of staff and hospital beds.
In September, the government announced it would pay 5.4 billion to help this public service “manage the immediate pressures” of the health crisis.
“We are committed to getting the health service back on track and ensuring that no one has to wait for life-saving tests or treatments,” Sunak said.
On this day, the Minister of Finance will present his long-awaited budget guidelines with the aim of recovering public funds after the defunct debt caused by economic support programs during epidemics.
In addition to the healthcare system, the government is expected to prioritize energy transfer and regional restructuring, although it may announce tax increases for more expensive investments.
By the end of the week, its ministry had already announced an investment of over 26 26 billion (approximately $ 36 billion), of which a quarter was earmarked for the renovation of trains and buses and தொடர்புடைய 5 billion for related innovative projects.
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