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Over the years, the State has witnessed the mushrooming growth of scanning and x-ray units. According to a Health Department report, nearly 40 per cent of these units have no licence and are operating in violation of safety and quality norms as stipulated by the Government.

How can we check unscrupulous elements from entering this vital element in the health sector?

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