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Beneficiaries selected for eye surgeries
In Short
The Komatireddy Sushilamma Foundation organizes its 18th free eye treatment camp in Munugodu, providing free examinations, surgeries, and spectacles to thousands of residents.
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Komatireddy Sushilamma Foundation chairperson Komatireddy Laxmi interacting with the elderly
Munugodu: Free eye treatment camps organised by the Komatireddy Sushilamma Foundation across Munugodu constituency have been receiving an encouraging response.So far, the foundation has conducted 17 eye camps, examining 13,430 people, performing 2,859 eye surgeries and distributing spectacles to 6,075 beneficiaries.The 18th phase of the free eye camp was organised on Sunday at the MLA’s camp office premises in Munugodu.
Local MLA Komatireddy Raj Gopal Reddy, along with his wife and foundation chairperson Komatireddy Lakshmi, inaugurated the camp and paid floral tributes to the portrait of his mother, KomatireddySushilamma.
The MLA and his wife interacted with elderly people and women undergoing eye examinations at four counters and assured those selected for surgeries of all necessary support. Speaking on the occasion, Komatireddy Lakshmi said the foundation’s primary objective was to provide quality eye care to everyone in the constituency. Food arrangements were also made for all participants. During Sunday’s camp, 623 people underwent eye examinations, of whom 228 were selected for surgeries. Of them, 109 were immediately sent to Sankara Eye Hospital in Hyderabad.
The camps are being organized with the support of Phoenix Foundation and Sankara Eye Hospital.
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