Baramulla, September 6: The Indian Army’s 52 Rashtriya Rifles (RR), in coordination with Clear Medi Health Care, organised a mega health check-up camp at Larridora village in the Kandi area of Baramulla district on Sunday.
The camp was aimed at providing free medical consultations, health check ups and essential medical assistance to residents of remote and far-flung areas. Around 600–700 villagers are expected to benefit from the initiative.
The camp was attended by Cdr Navneet Bali (Retd), CEO, Clear Medi Health Care, along with a team of medical specialists.
The medical team included specialists in orthopaedics, internal medicine, general and onco surgery, neurology, emergency and critical care, gynaecology and physiotherapy. The team was also supported by the Regimental Medical Officer of 52 RR and a Dental Officer from 319 Field Hospital.
Clear Medi Health Care was represented by Facility Directors Anshuman Sharma from Noida and Ritu Ruhela from Mohali.
The 52 RR provided logistical and administrative support for the camp, including security arrangements, coordination with the district administration, the Chief Medical Officer and Government Medical College Baramulla, besides facilitating transit arrangements.
The initiative was organised to extend healthcare services to residents of remote areas and support local communities with access to medical consultation and basic healthcare facilities.
