Every country should have a free health service, even if this means that the latest medical treatments may not be available through the service because they are too expensive. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Governments are the custodian of public's

health

, education, and employment. While some people believe that all nations around the globe must provide a free

health

care

, even if that

care

is costly, I partially agree with

this

notion because

this

would create financial burden and economical imbalance for a country. Undoubtedly, it must be agreed that governments must provide necessary

health

services to the residents because people pay tax to the authorities.

Therefore

, it is the onus of governments to take

care

health

issues of natives.

For example

, providing people vaccination for deadly diseases and arranging necessary vaccination for children is the responsibility of statuary bodies.

However

, whole medical

care

should not be free for everyone, but must be based on the income level of every

nation

's dweller.

However

, it is

also

an undeniable fact that apart from medical

care

, governments have many other responsibilities, which are equally important as the medical facilities are essential.

For instance

, proving people with housing, education, employment are few, but other vital responsibilities of the governance of any

nation

. If governments provide the natives with completely free

health

care

services, it would result in a financial burden on the authorities.

Consequently

,

this

act would give birth to economical imbalance for a

nation

in the world market. In conclusion,

although

it is suggested that all nations should have free medical

care

for the resident people, completely free

health

is not feasible because there are many other responsibilities of the governments for the overall development of any country. Charge free

health

care

would result in the monetary burden on the

nation

and it would

also

disturb the economical balance.