Handwara, September 26:
Naugam Brigade organised a Medical camp keeping in mind the medical problems and paucity of health care resources in the far flung upper reaches for elderlies, men, women and children,
Healthy citizen is the wealth of any nation and providing adequate health facilities and consultation services to residents of the remotest areas has always been a great challenge for any country. With the aim of reaching out to the last citizen and the farthest of villages, the Indian Army in partnership with Borderless World Foundation, Pune and Medical Block Langate, on 26 Sep launched an initiative to organise a Super Speciality Medical camp at Naugam the statement underlined ”
In a statement issued to mercury times, the focus and intent was to reach out to the locals of Mawar Valley who get cut off from the accessible medical and healthcare facilities for a better period of the year due to harsh weather conditions compounded by remote location and heavy snowfall.
People from all villages attended the Medical Camp with super specialist doctors like Family Physician, Gynaecologist, General Surgeon, Paediatrician and Orthopaedist.
The locals not only got free consultation and medicines for their ailments but were also made aware of various infections and diseases including Covid-19.
The locals welcomed this gesture of the Indian Army by paying their heartfelt gratitude to the officials and the specialist team of doctors carrying out this humane service.
This initiative proves that the will of civil-military partnership is indomitable and that we stand together in serving our nation with a outreach motto of *’Whoever, Wherever and Whenever’*.
The Indian Army stands committed towards the welfare of citizens and will always strive to roll out such initiatives in the future.
