The personal sector lender stated it’ll donate the cash from its CSR funds to arrange three new buildings spanning a mixed space of seven.5 lakh sq. toes and equip them with the newest machines at TMC’s centres at Navi Mumbai in Maharashtra, Mullanpur in Punjab and Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh.
ICICI Bank stated it’ll contribute ₹1,200 crore to the Tata Memorial Centre (TMC), that runs most cancers remedy and analysis centres throughout the nation.
The personal sector lender stated it’ll donate the cash from its CSR funds to arrange three new buildings spanning a mixed space of seven.5 lakh sq. toes and equip them with the newest machines at TMC’s centres at Navi Mumbai in Maharashtra, Mullanpur in Punjab and Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh.
With this contribution from the ICICI Foundation, the CSR arm of the ICICI Bank, TMC will implement the initiative, which is probably going to be accomplished by 2027.
These new centres of excellence in oncology remedy will present therapies to nearly 25,000 new sufferers a yr, doubling the current capability.
Girish Chandra Chaturvedi, Chairman, ICICI Bank, stated, “As part of our commitment towards promoting healthcare, this initiative will enhance comprehensive cancer-care services in different regions of our country by providing patients access to advanced and latest cancer therapies.”
“These new buildings will also service as regional referral centres and mitigate the need for patients to travel long distance to visit Tata Memorial Hospital at Parel in Mumbai,” he added.
Dr. R. A. Badwe, Director, Tata Memorial Centre, stated, “The infrastructure which is being added at the three hospitals of Tata Memorial Centre at Navi Mumbai, Visakhapatnam and Mullanpur will provide timely and high quality treatment to people in the region at highly subsidised costs. It is critical that advanced cancer care is delivered closer to home.”
