KARGIL, October 8: The Fire and Fury Corps of the Indian Army organised a medical camp in the remote village of Chiktan, Kargil, providing essential healthcare services to over 145 residents. The initiative underscores the Army’s continuing commitment to bridging healthcare gaps in far-flung border areas.
The camp offered comprehensive general health check-ups, dental consultations, ophthalmic screenings, and gynecological advice for women. Community members also benefited from awareness sessions on nutrition and hygiene, with special emphasis on elderly care and maternal health.
Officials noted that such outreach programmes are vital for improving access to quality healthcare in isolated regions where medical infrastructure is limited. Residents expressed gratitude for the Army’s efforts, highlighting the positive impact on both immediate health needs and long-term community well-being. | The Dispatch Staff
