text: Patna: The Nitish Kumar government would employ one lakh health workers and 5,000 doctors during the next financial year, state Health Minister Ashwini Kumar
  Choubey said on Thursday.
  Apart from appointing the doctors, the government would
  recruit about 55,000 paramedic staff, 35,000 nurses and
  10,000 swasthya mitras, Choubey said.
  The health workers would be posted in additional primary
  health centre, primary health centres and district hospitals,
  The minister also announced that his department would
  take all possible measures to open a kidney transplant unit at
  the Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences here.
  Choubey said super speciality departments in all the
  medical colleges would be strengthened.
  In 2011, the state government made a significant
  achievement in making Bihar a polio-free state. "Not a single
  case of poliomyelitis has been reported in the state in the
  current year," he said.
  The minister said routine immunisation, which was 18.6
  per cent in 2005, too had risen to 66.8 per cent this year.
explanation: The document is a news article discussing the health initiatives and achievements of the Nitish Kumar government in Bihar, India. It covers the recruitment of health workers, doctors, paramedics, and nurses, as well as the opening of a kidney transplant unit and improvements in immunization rates. The document does not contain any math questions or answers.
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distilabel_metadata.content: Patna: The Nitish Kumar government would employ one lakh health workers and 5,000 doctors during the next financial year, state Health Minister Ashwini Kumar
  Choubey said on Thursday.
  Apart from appointing the doctors, the government would
  recruit about 55,000 paramedic staff, 35,000 nurses and
  10,000 swasthya mitras, Choubey said.
  The health workers would be posted in additional primary
  health centre, primary health centres and district hospitals,
  The minister also announced that his department would
  take all possible measures to open a kidney transplant unit at
  the Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences here.
  Choubey said super speciality departments in all the
  medical colleges would be strengthened.
  In 2011, the state government made a significant
  achievement in making Bihar a polio-free state. "Not a single
  case of poliomyelitis has been reported in the state in the
  current year," he said.
  The minister said routine immunisation, which was 18.6
  per cent in 2005, too had risen to 66.8 per cent this year.
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