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Madurai Corporation to give Anna Bus Stand land to Govt. Rajaji Hospital for establishing integrated regional cancer centre

The Corporation, following a request letter from the Madurai District Collector, agreed to hand over 86 cents of land to Government Rajaji Hospital for establishing the cancer centre

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