Madhesh Chief Minister Satish Kumar Singh has ordered to close 10 private hospitals operating in Rautahat's Chandranigahpur after they were found to be unregistered and running against the rules.

Chief Minister Singh, who came to inspect the private hospital operating in Chandrapur-4 on Saturday, handed over a letter to the management to close it immediately after finding that the standards and registration were not met. After receiving the signal that he had come under surveillance, half a dozen hospital operators ran away wearing shutters.

Chandranigahpur's trauma highway center, civil hospital, Sims hospital, Chandrapur community hospital were found to be running against the registration and standards, Chief Minister Singh informed. When he came for monitoring, the operator of Apollo Hospital of Public Life Care Polyclinic, Chapur City Hospital, Himalayan Polyclinic Pvt Ltd, Chapur Orthopedic and General Hospital, Chandrapur Eye and Dental Treatment Center pulled the shutters and ran away.

Chief Minister Singh said that most of the hospitals in Chandranigahpur were operating without registration and the ICU and emergency rooms were found to be against the standards. "It is found," he said, "If they complete the process and operate according to the standards, it is fine, otherwise we will bring them under the law." Chief Minister Singh has also instructed DSP Rajkumar Rai of the area police office Chandranigahpur to monitor again whether the hospital which was asked to be closed has been opened since Sunday morning. are . 

DSP Rai said that Chief Minister Singh had ordered to close the hospital which was asked to be closed and to bring the director and arrest him if he opened it. Permission must have been obtained from the local level for the operation of the 15 hundred hospital. Above that, there is a provision to get approval from the Ministry of Health of the province. But apart from Chandrapur Hospital, 10 hospitals were found to be operating without approval, Chief Minister Singh informed. Madhesh Minister of Health Shatrughan Koiri, Acting Secretary Rajesh Mishra and Public Welfare Officer Santosh Thakur also came along with the Chief Minister.

According to the health office of Gaur, many hospitals operating in Chandrapur, Brindavan, Garuda, Yamunamai Gaur, Katharia and other areas of the district are against the registration and standards.

Recently, there has been an increase in the operation of hospitals against the norms in the district. They have opened hospitals all over Hachuwa. Most of the hospitals don't even have a parking lot to stop the ambulance. No canal deals are in operation . Due to the lack of supervision and monitoring of such hospitals, the general public has to suffer. 

It is mentioned in the hospital standards that the area should be free from dust, smoke, noise, water and land pollution. Similarly, there should be appropriate security arrangements in the area and premises of the hospital. Adequate provision of vehicle parking has been made. But Chief Minister Singh told that most of the hospitals here did not meet this standard.