In a decisive move, Sumita Misra, the additional chief secretary (ACS) of health in Haryana, India, has warned that any negligence or delays in health services will lead to immediate administrative action against responsible officers. The ACS has outlined strict timelines for implementing reforms in district hospitals and primary health centers. Key directives include intensive sanitation of hospital premises, proper biomedical waste management, and the establishment of effective queue management systems to streamline patient flow. All hospital staff are required to wear uniforms and display identification while ensuring essential amenities such as clean toilets, safe drinking water, and hygienic bedding are available. Additionally, health institutions must maintain operational ambulance services and ensure the functionality of Ayushman Bharat help desks for timely assistance to eligible beneficiaries. Misra's directive emphasizes a zero-tolerance approach towards any disruptions in emergency services, reinforcing the importance of accountability and transparency in health care.