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Indian Army conducts medical, veterinary camp 2/8/2025 9:29:25 PM Early Times Report RAJOURI, Feb 8: With the aim of providing basic medical facilities to the people and their cattle residing in remote area of village Alal and adjoining areas, Indian Army organised a free medical and veterinary camp at Alal village in Rajouri District. An Army doctor alongwith local civilian doctor from the area were present to assist the patients. Free health checkup & medicines were provided to the patients. Requisite consultation, vaccination and medicines for the livestock were provided for a total strength of 172 including (71 Females, 79 Males, 22 childrens) in addition 80 Animals. The Medical camp stationed in Alal brought together a dedicated team of one doctor of Indian Army and six doctors from civil alongwith health assistant. The medical and veterinary camp was organized to help the local populace who are residing at remote areas of Rajouri District for leading a normal and healthy life, which is otherwise challenging considering the terrain and weather conditions. Free health checkup & medicines were provided to the patients. Requisite consultation, vaccination and medicines were provided by Medical Officer for the people to help the invitees avail medical treatment benefits. Additionally, a lecture was also organized during this medical camp to emphasize on the importance of good eating habits, balanced diet plan and maintaining personal hygiene and sanitation to increase happiness quotient amongst the gathering. Emphasis was also laid on importance of such collaborative efforts in fostering good will & strengthening the bond between the Armed Forces and the civil population. The medical camp witnessed significant turnout, with locals expressing heartfelt appreciation for the opportunity to receive quality health care services. This noble endeavour underscores Indian Army's steadfast commitment to the welfare of locals & reflects its ethos of serving the nation beyond conventional duties. The medical camp also contributed in fostering trust and faith amongst villagers for the organization with the motto of "Seva Paramo Dharma".   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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