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Krsnaa Diagnostics to Open Medical Clinic in Namangan

Indian medical firm Krsnaa Diagnostics will launch a diagnostic clinic at the regional multidisciplinary medical center in Namangan.

Krsnaa Diagnostics, an Indian healthcare firm, is set to launch a diagnostic clinic in Namangan, as announced by the Namangan regional administration's press service. This development follows an agreement made during a meeting between Shavkatjon Abdurazzakov, Khokim of the Namangan Region, and a company delegation headed by Sujoy Bose, Head of Investment Affairs.

The delegation's visit to Namangan was aimed at expediting an investment project within the healthcare sector. During their discussions, both parties concurred on establishing the diagnostic facility inside a new building that is currently under construction for the regional multidisciplinary medical center in Namangan.

After the meeting, Bose indicated that Krsnaa Diagnostics is now initiating the planning and execution phases of the project. The company's objective is to create a medical center that meets international standards and to bolster the region's healthcare infrastructure. The delegation also toured the regional multidisciplinary medical center to evaluate its existing facilities.

Krsnaa Diagnostics focuses on providing diagnostic and healthcare services, drawing on more than two decades of experience in the pharmaceutical and diagnostic fields. The company manages a network exceeding 2,000 diagnostic centers and laboratories across over 150 districts in India. Its current infrastructure includes more than 150 CT scanners, over 100 MRI machines, and more than 1,800 X-ray centers.

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