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600 screened at free medical camp
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Samskara Creative Foundation President Prof Jyotsna said people can be healthy by maintaining personal hygiene and keeping surroundings clean during a free medical camp held at Ratnanagar Community Hall in Nallakunta on Sunday. About 600 people have been examined for various diseases.
Musheerabad: Samskara Creative Foundation President Prof Jyotsna said people can be healthy by maintaining personal hygiene and keeping surroundings clean during a free medical camp held at Ratnanagar Community Hall in Nallakunta on Sunday.
About 600 people have been examined for various diseases.
Speaking on the occasion, she said the foundation has been rendering various services for the past 10 years. “The foundation is providing free skill development training for the unemployed. The services will be extended to other slums in the city,” she added. Doctors Sridhar, Wali and Farzana, the foundation members Mallesh, Srinivas, Sandeep, Vikram and Ashok were prominent among those who were present on the occasion.
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