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Free medical camp held
Save Hands Society, Dr Sangeeta Panduranga Nayak Memorial Society and Lekkala Krishna Reddy Charitable Trust have organized a free medical camp at Minority Function Hall in Asifabad on Sunday.
Asifabad: Save Hands Society, Dr Sangeeta Panduranga Nayak Memorial Society and Lekkala Krishna Reddy Charitable Trust have organized a free medical camp at Minority Function Hall in Asifabad on Sunday.
As many as 200 persons have consulted the doctors and medicines were provided free of cost to them.
Speaking on the occasion, District Collector M Champalal said, 'Health is most important to all persons. People are more prone to get health problems during rainy season.’
He appreciated the Society for conducting the camp and said serving the society with the motto of humanity is the most divine job one could ever do.
He had also congratulated all the doctors, who rendered services, saying they have contributed one of the most noble causes of helping the needy.
Town SI Sanpreet Singh, Joint Transport Commissioner and secretary RTI Hyderabad, Save Hands Society head Raviprakash, Taj foundation head Sahera Begum and other doctors attended the programme.
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