LEH, Sept 29 — Under Operation Sadbhavana, the Fire and Fury Corps organised a medical camp in Moradbagh and surrounding villages of the remote Mushkoh Valley, focusing on the health and well-being of women and children. The initiative provided essential healthcare services to over 150 patients, including 120 women who received consultations and treatment.
Medical teams conducted general health check-ups, screened for common ailments, and provided guidance on maternal and child health. Officials noted that such outreach programmes are crucial in high-altitude regions where access to healthcare is limited and travelling to medical facilities can be challenging.
By addressing immediate health concerns and promoting awareness of preventive care, the Corps continues to strengthen its role in community welfare, ensuring that the residents of frontier villages receive timely medical attention and support for healthier lives. | The Dispatch Staff
