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Free spectacles, medicines distributed
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Shelton Charitable Trust (SCT) vice-chairman Kodali Tanujas distributed eye glasses to the patients here on Wednesday, who were examined in two free medical eye camps held under SCT recently.
Rajamahendravaram: Shelton Charitable Trust (SCT) vice-chairman Kodali Tanujas distributed eye glasses to the patients here on Wednesday, who were examined in two free medical eye camps held under SCT recently.
She also distributed medicines to the patients who underwent free cataract operations under the aegis of Dr Vijay Bhaskar. As many as 1,100 people were examined in recent two free eye camps and 650 patients were identified for giving glasses and cataract surgeries. Shelton Hotel managing director Kodali Sudhakar and general manager B Upendra Singh and others were present.
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