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The eyes of 288 soldiers from Pashupati Prasad Gana Triyuga Municipality-10 Bokse have been examined. 277 serving soldiers and 11 ex-soldiers working in the barracks were given a free eye examination on Friday under the initiative of Madan Bhandari Eye Hospital Udaipur.
Bhagwat Raut, president of Nepal Netra Jyoti Sangh, Udaipur, said that the physical condition of the full-ranking personnel working in the army needs to be completely strong and capable. "We understand that the eyes need to be completely healthy for night patrolling, target focus, firing," he said, "weak vision causes problems in reading maps, understanding signals and operating equipment, keeping in mind the same issue, we have set up a free eye examination clinic." 234 men and 54 women participated in the camp, which was conducted with the support of
Eye Care Foundation and the coordination of Pashupati Prasad Gana. 40 active soldiers and 7 ex-servicemen who were eye tested were recommended to wear glasses.
Ganapati Shivprasad Wagle of Pashupati Prasad Gana thanked Bhagwat Raul, Chairman of Madan Bhandari Eye Hospital for free eye examination of the army, with a sign of love.
