Beto Preto guarantees more than R$ 12 million in amendments for Apucarana and the region

Even though he graduated from the mandate of federal deputy to exercise the position of Secretary of State for Health, Beto Preto (PSD) has secured important resources in Brasília for parliamentary amendments for Apucarana and Vale do Ivaí. The amount reaches R$12 million.

For Hospital da Providência, in Apucarana, R$ 3 million was used to cover the costs of Discharge and Complex Medical procedures at the unit.

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There was also an allocation of another R$ 1.5 million for the same purpose to the municipality, in addition to another R$ 400 thousand for Primary Care, which are in the process of being paid to the Municipal Health Authority of Apucarana, totaling almost R$ 4.9 million. Another R$9 million for Providência is in the adjustment phase.

“We continue to take care of health actions in Brasília, even though we are licensed. These are resources that we sought and guarantee hospital care support and care for people in their day-to-day lives, whether in hospital care or primary care, when the citizen of Apucaran seeks a basic health unit.”, stated Beto Preto.

Apucarana is also receiving funds from the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock for parliamentary action. There will be R$2 million to purchase equipment.

“We have important potential in several areas and also in agriculture, in promoting production and agricultural culture in general, whether in small, medium or large activities. Therefore, we have already been working to optimize this expansion, providing rural activities with equipment in the municipality.”

Ivaí Valley

Only through Beto Preto’s articulation, the region is still being covered with R$7.7 million in amendments. These resources are destined for actions in health, agriculture, among other areas, with the acquisition of equipment, trucks and tractors for several municipalities.

“These are values ​​and equipment that will somehow improve people’s lives and allow the development of municipalities, with new and more appropriate services, whether in health or other areas.”