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The Indian government has announced a national cashless treatment scheme for road accident victims, effective from May 5, 2025. Victims can receive up to Rs 1.5 lakh per accident per person for treatment at designated hospitals within seven days. The National Health Authority will manage the program, and the State Road Safety Council will be responsible for implementation in each state or Union Territory.
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