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Union Minister of Health J.P. Nadda responded positively to Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu’s proposal to accord national recognition to the proposed Quantum Bio Valley in Amaravati. 

He announced that the Centre would extend its support for establishing the Quantum Bio Valley and said a technical team would be sent to Amaravati to discuss the initiative.

Nadda said the Chief Minister’s vision for the Quantum Bio Valley was excellent and assured that various suggestions made



by Chandrababu Naidu would be considered.

The Union Minister made these remarks while launching ten critical care blocks and twelve integrated public health Laboratories across the state along with the Chief Minister in Vijayawada on Saturday.

The Union Health Minister also appreciated the Sanjeevani programme being implemented by the State government. Describing the initiative as excellent, he said the Centre would examine the possibility of implementing the programme at the national level.
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