552 people benefited from the health camp jointly organized by the Nepal Army's Siddhibox Battalion Simkharka and Kumakh Rural Municipality.
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552 locals have received treatment and health check-up services at a health camp conducted in Kumakh Rural Municipality-5.
A total of 552 people benefited from a one-day health camp jointly organized by the Nepal Army's Siddhibox Battalion, Simkharka, and Kumakh Rural Municipality.
Locals who were unable to go out for treatment due to financial constraints have been relieved to receive free services near their homes.
In the camp conducted at Neta Basic School in Kumakh-5, 92 pregnant women underwent video X-rays, 12 underwent ECGs, 134 underwent cervical screening, and 146 underwent dental services, said Man Bahadur Wali, head of the health branch of Kumakh Rural Municipality. He informed that 25 people received various laboratory testing services and 143 received other services at the camp.
