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Kakateeya Sevasamiti, KIMS conduct Free Medical Camp
The Kakateeya Sevasamiti organised a free medical camp for the poor at the local government junior college with the cooperation of KIMS Ongole.
Kondapi: The Kakateeya Sevasamiti organised a free medical camp for the poor at the local government junior college with the cooperation of KIMS Ongole.
The organisers conducted free diagnosis, medical tests and distributed medicines sufficient for one month.
The Kakateeya Sevasamiti general secretary, Bezavada Venkatarao, Kondapi president Mupparaju Srinivasulu, local leaders Chinta Subbarao, Potu Murali and others made arrangements for the free camp, where more than a thousand people from Kondapi and surrounding villages in the constituency were attended.
The proprietor of Chintala Exports, Chintala Venkateswarlu offered free lunch to the public and doctors team attended for the camp.
The team of doctors from KIMS Ongole including urologist G Ramesh Babu, orthopedic surgeon Kamal Hasan, pediatrician Ch Praneeth, gynecologist Prasanth, general medicine specialists Nandakishore and Venkateswarlu, dental specialist Suresh conducted the ECGs, X-rays and other costly procedures for the patients and offered them free medicines for use of one month.
They suggested to the patients various remedies for their problems including the medication.
