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Minister Srinivas Goud inaugurates free health camp
Minister Srinivas Goud expressed happiness over holding of free medical camps for the benefit of common people. He reminded that the TRS government headed by Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao introduced many free health schemes.
Allwyn Colony: Minister Srinivas Goud expressed happiness over holding of free medical camps for the benefit of common people. He reminded that the TRS government headed by Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao introduced many free health schemes.
He was speaking after inaugurating the free health camp organised in Phase-I Saikalyana Mandapam by Sattur Shirisha Naveen, along with MLA Arekapudi Gandhi and local Corporator Dodla Venkatesh Goud.
The minister and others stated that it was a matter of pleasure to hold the camp to meet the health care needs of the people. The organisers were launched for providing BP and diabetes blood tests and for giving free medicines.
All the three VIPs underwent BP test, and appealed to the people to have service motto. They complimented Shirisha Naveen and the doctors present at the camp.
The doctors who held the camp were Naveen, Aruna, Tejaswini, Gopikrishna, Sunita and Sweta. TRS youth leader Dodla Ramakrishna Goud. Ward and Area committees' members, besides local TRS leaders/activists, were present.
