On Sunday, Brajesh Pathak, the Deputy Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, conducted an inspection of the Moradabad district hospital to evaluate and enhance healthcare services. During his visit, he engaged with patients to gather feedback on their treatment experiences and the hospital's amenities. Pathak stressed the importance of maintaining a clean and well-managed hospital environment, instructing officials to remove scrap ambulances parked on the premises. He highlighted the urgent need for efficient healthcare delivery, ensuring that all necessary facilities are readily available to patients. In light of the ongoing heatwave, he directed local authorities to initiate awareness campaigns to educate the public on precautions against extreme heat and heatstroke, which pose significant health risks. Pathak also mandated the provision of clean drinking water and cooling solutions within the hospital to ensure comfort for patients and visitors. Earlier, he participated in the closing session of a district training camp under the Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Training Maha Abhiyan-2026, where he noted the accelerated development activities following the BJP government's establishment at both the state and national levels.