Srinagar: The Army in coordination with Borderless World Foundation organised a Medical Camp in Manasbal area, a defense spokesman said in a statement issued here.
The spokesman said that more than 700 locals from Asham, Safapora, Trisha and Nesbal were given preliminary medical assistance alongwith free medication. A team of 13 doctors including gynecologist, pediatrician, heart specialist, physician, ophthalmologist and orthopedic doctors addressed the medical problems of the locals.
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