Srinagar: The Indian Army on Sunday organised a medical camp at a remote village in Ganderbal under its flagship outreach initiative ‘Operation Sadbhavna’.
The camp in the Tchount Waliwar area was conducted to promote healthcare awareness and extend essential medical services to the locals, officials said.
They said a team of experienced doctors and trained medical attendants provided consultations, conducted basic health check-ups, and distributed free medicines to 289 individuals, including women and children.
The initiative was beneficial for residents who often face challenges in accessing timely medical care due to geographical and logistical constraints.
Patients were attended with care and professionalism, and common ailments were diagnosed and treated on the spot, the officials said.
Locals expressed appreciation for the Army’s continued efforts in addressing the healthcare needs of the community.
