In Dhanbad, Deputy Development Commissioner (DDC) Sunny Raj has expressed serious concerns regarding the performance of medical officers in-charge (MOICs) related to several crucial healthcare indicators. During a review of the health department's functioning, Raj pointed out deficiencies in institutional deliveries, first-trimester registrations, and the implementation of no scalpel vasectomy (NSV) services. He directed MOICs to develop micro-level strategies aimed at enhancing the quality of healthcare services in their respective blocks. Raj emphasized the importance of community engagement, urging officials to conduct meetings with public representatives to increase awareness about healthcare facilities available at local health centers. Furthermore, he instructed them to inspect private hospitals and take strict action against any irregularities found. Civil surgeon Dr. Alok Vishwakarma supported these directives, highlighting the need for MOICs to refer critically ill pregnant women to the sadar hospital and to provide monthly referral data. The review process also covered various health initiatives, including malnutrition treatment centers and the Rashtriya Bal Suraksha Karyakram, indicating a comprehensive approach to improving healthcare in the region.