Archive · 27 Jul 2026
MP Directs Cashless Emergency Care for Road Accident Victims
In Mangaluru, the local MP has told hospitals to follow a government plan called PM Rahat.
This plan helps people hurt in road accidents get free emergency treatment for up to seven days.
The MP said hospitals must treat these patients right away and follow the rules.
If they don't, they might get in trouble.
The government will pay for the treatment, and hospitals need to report the details online.
The MP also wants regular meetings and awareness campaigns to make sure everything works smoothly.
MP Capt. Brijesh Chowta directed hospitals to implement the PM Rahat scheme for cashless emergency care.
Victims of road accidents can receive free treatment up to Rs 1.50 lakh for seven days.
Hospitals must admit and treat victims immediately or face strict action.
Details of injured persons must be uploaded on the e-DAR portal within 24-48 hours.
Regular meetings and awareness campaigns are planned to ensure smooth implementation.
- Who
- Dakshina Kannada MP Capt. Brijesh Chowta, government officials, hospital representatives
- What
- Directive to implement PM Rahat scheme for cashless emergency care
- When
- During a meeting with officials and hospital representatives
- Where
- Mangaluru, Dakshina Kannada
- Why
- To ensure immediate and free treatment for road accident victims
Government and Private Hospitals
Road Accident Victims
Implementation of PM Rahat Scheme
Government and Private Hospitals
Hospitals must admit and treat road accident victims without delay and ensure compliance with the scheme guidelines.
Road Accident Victims
Victims should receive immediate and free emergency treatment up to Rs 1.50 lakh for seven days.
- Scheme Name
- PM Rahat
- Treatment Coverage
- Up to Rs 1.50 lakh for seven days
- Portal for Claims
- e-DAR portal
- Claim Approval
- By the Police Department
- MP's Directive
- Strict action against hospitals denying admission