200 people have benefited from the camp organized by Rotary, BM Foundation and Navdeep Youth Club.
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About 200 people have benefited in the health camp organized at Kaligandaki-5, Nayamil in Syangja. The founder of BM Foundation and Assistant Governor of Rotary International District 3292 Nepal Bhutan Dr. Wise Shrestha said.
The camp was started by examining the health of local senior citizen Dil Bahadur Nepali. Free health services related to general treatment, gynecology, bone and joint diseases, skin diseases were provided in the camp organized by the Foundation and in conjunction with the local Navdeep Youth Club.
The medical team from GMC Hospital Pokhara examined the health of the patients who came to the camp. There were many patients with bone joints, high blood pressure and diabetes in the camp. Patients who need further treatment have been referred to GMC Hospital Pokhara. The co-organizers of the
program were Rotary Nyatpol, Rotary Club of Kathmandu North, Rotary Club of Greenland Kathmandu, Rotary Club of Kathmandu Down, Rotary Club of Thamel Kathmandu and GMC Hospital Pokhara.
