5,422 citizens benefit from Rambha Rural Municipality's integrated mobile camp
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5,422 citizens have received services in the village from an integrated mobile camp conducted for five days in Rambha Rural Municipality of Palpa.
Targeting citizens who have difficulty accessing services due to geographical remoteness, the rural municipality has conducted integrated mobile camps in Humin, Tahun, Phoxingkot, Hungi and Pipaldanda. All types of services provided by the rural municipality are provided through the ward office, informed Suraj Pathak, Information Officer of Rambha Rural Municipality.
All types of diseases were tested in the camp. 974 people have taken treatment, consultation and referral health services. 116 people have taken free laboratory services for the diagnosis of various diseases. Swabs of 58 people have been collected using the HPV DNA method. Sputum samples of three suspected tuberculosis patients have been collected. 128 people have been tested for cervical cancer (VIA). Mahesh Acharya, Public Health Inspector of the Health Branch, said that ring pressure was placed on 6 people with prolapsed uterus. 55 women have taken treatment services for vaginal discharge and sexually transmitted diseases.
Three people have taken the family planning device IUCD and implant placement and removal service. 14 people have taken the rural video X-ray service targeted at pregnant women and five people have taken the general video X-ray service. This information was given by Health Branch Chief Shiva Aryal.
Satavari powder has been distributed to 17 breastfeeding mothers under the Ayurveda service in the camp. The rural municipality has stated that 478 people have been provided with examination, treatment, consultation and referral services for all diseases. 63 people have been referred for free surgery after being diagnosed with cataracts.
812 people have taken eye examination, treatment, consultation and referral services in the mobile camp. Out of the 63 people diagnosed with cataracts, 54 men and 9 women have been recommended for free surgery.
Similarly, 1,416 people have been provided with advice, consultation and medicines related to agricultural technology. 984 people have been provided with advice, consultation and medicines related to livestock. 25 senior citizen identity cards and one disability identity card have been distributed. 73 plan agreements, 30 business and toll development organization registration-renewal, labor approval and consultation services for seven people, and various services for 154 people have been provided, informed Chief Administrative Officer Bir Bahadur Pun.
It is reported that citizens of all wards participated enthusiastically in the camp. Providing integrated services to local level citizens at one place has saved time, labor, and expenses of service recipients and reduced the need to go to the rural municipality center, said Rural Municipality Chair Bhandari. He said that the camp has made it easier for citizens of remote and backward communities to receive services and has also increased public awareness, accessibility, effectiveness, and trust in the service.
