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Free health camp held by Congress & Healthier Hearts Foundation
Hundreds of poor patients and local residents attended the free health camp organised by Hyderabad City Congress Committee (HCCC) Minorities Department Chairman Sameer Waliullah and TPCC spokesperson Syed Nizamuddin, in association with Healthier Hearts Foundation (HHF), at First Lancer on Thursday.
Charminar: Hundreds of poor patients and local residents attended the free health camp organised by Hyderabad City Congress Committee (HCCC) Minorities Department Chairman Sameer Waliullah and TPCC spokesperson Syed Nizamuddin, in association with Healthier Hearts Foundation (HHF), at First Lancer on Thursday.
According to Sameer Waliullah, the health camp at First Lancer was the first one in a series of free medical camps to be organised in various slum areas to facilitate poor people undergo various medical tests, including ECG, 2D Echo, Blood Tests, Sugar GRBS, BP, etc., at free of cost.
Sameer Waliullah informed that hundreds of people from Syed Nagar, Bhola Nagar and other localities of First Lancer visited the health camp and underwent medical tests. They were also given prescribed medicines at free of cost. General physicians and specialists, including cardiologists, were available in the camp.
TPCC Minorities Department Chairman Shaik Abdullah Sohail, Youth Congress president Anil Kumar Yadav, Sajid Shareef and other senior leaders of Congress party also visited the camp and participated in the distribution of free medicines. They appreciated the initiative taken by Sameer Waliullah and hoped that thousands of poor patients would benefit from the health camps to be organised in the future.
Speaking on the occasion, Sameer Waliullah alleged that the State Government had completely neglected the health sector, which resulted in the spread of viral diseases in the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad.
He said people living in many slum areas were in the grip of viral fever, Malaria, Typhoid, Dengue and other diseases. Therefore, he said that the Congress party, in collaboration with Healthier Hearts Foundation, decided to conduct free health camps. He said that the health situation in the city has become so scary that all must contribute in whatever way they could to help poor patients.
TPCC spokesperson Syed Nizamuddin said that the health conditions in the city got deteriorated due to the negligence of State Government. He said that the GHMC's Monsoon Action Plan miserably failed and fogging and anti-larvae operations were not held in a proper manner.
This led to unchecked breeding of mosquitoes and then to the spread of vector-borne diseases. He said that the Congress party wanted to help the patients directly and therefore, decided to organise the health camps in slum areas.
Meanwhile, Sameer Waliullah informed that the next health camps would be organised at Golconda on September 28 (Saturday) and in Rasoolpura on September 29 (Sunday). He appealed to the people living in specified areas to avail of the opportunity.
