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Details: Written by: JK Monitor News Network; Category: Comprehensive; Published: 17 March 2025

JAMMU: People's Hut Foundation in collaboration with the Indian Army conducted a “Free Medical Camp” at Government High School Sarote, Jammu and was supported by Ujala Cygnus JK Medicity Jammu. The camp was inaugurated by Mr. Ramesh Kumar Bhan (HM of GHS Sarote) and the main aim of conducting this medical camp was to provide essential free health care services to the villagers in the Area.The People's Hut Foundation headed by Dr. Rohit Koul and Dr. Ritu Koul which is a national level registered NGO registered with Govt of India & Niti Aayog brought together a team of dedicated health care professionals who volunteered to offer medical consultations.

The medical camp themed “Mobile Health Clinic Program” saw an overwhelming participation where 348 patients availed the free services from the camp. In addition to medical consultation in Gynaecology, Orthopaedics, Dentistry,Physiotherapy, Pathology, General medicine, Oncology, Clinical Psychology the camp also provided free Allopathic and Ayush Medicines along with basic health screening and awareness about Nutrition, Hygiene and preventive care.

The Directorate of Ayush also participated in the camp and was represented by Medical Officers Dr. Dheeraj Raina,Dr. Sushil Kumar Bhat and Dr. Supriya Thakur along with other Ayush Staff. The medical camp provided medical services to the villagers which lacked basic medical facilities . A special ECHS service camp for the people and nearby villages was also organized by Ujala Cygnus JK Medicity under the guidance of Dr. Harmeet Singh, MD - Ujala Cygnus JK Medicity and Group Director Ujala Cygnus Emergency and Trauma in collaboration with People’s Hut Foundation It received a great response from the ex Serviceman.

Team of Doctors and supporting Staff who participated and provided their services in the camp were Dr. Muskan Sarwar Khan(Medical Officer),Dr. Fozia Khan(Medical Officer),Dr. Dheeraj Raina (Medical Officer),Dr. Sushil Kumar Bhat (Medical Officer), Dr. Supriya Thakur (Medical Officer), Ms. Shivani (Nursing Officer),Mr. Vijay Sharma Pharmacist), Mrs. Sunita Bhat (Head- HR and Admin. - People's Hut Foundation),Mr. Vikas Koul (Chief Advisor and CTM People's Hut Foundation), Mr. Dinesh Sharma (Marketing and Sales Head at Ujala Cygnus Jammu), Mr. Mehran Masood Dar(Marketing and Sales Officer at Ujala Cygnus JK Medicity).

The village elders and Ex- Servicemen of the area of responsibility conveyed their heartfelt gratitude to the Indian Army, People's Hut Foundation, Ujala Cygnus JK Medicity and Directorate of Ayush for organising the multi-disciplinary camp. The representatives of People's Hut Foundation, Ujala Cygnus JK Medicity, Directorate of Ayush including doctors and Paramedical Staff were also felicitated by the Indian army.

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