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Over 1,000 avail services at free cancer detection camp
A sevenday free cancer detection camp being organised by Marwadi Yuva Manch Greater Hyderabad at Vishnu fireworks in Begum Bazar covered more than 1,000 persons on day five The organizers hope that more people would avail the services of this camp, which was started on July 25 and will continue till July 31
Begum Bazar: A seven-day free cancer detection camp being organised by Marwadi Yuva Manch (Greater Hyderabad) at Vishnu fireworks in Begum Bazar covered more than 1,000 persons on day five. The organizers hope that more people would avail the services of this camp, which was started on July 25 and will continue till July 31.
All those who turned up at the venue underwent medical tests like Eye Checkup, Sugar and Blood Pressure along with cancer detection test. Lalit Jain, President, Marwadi Yuva Manch, said that with latest machines the tests were being conducted at the free cancer detection camp. The camp was running successfully on its 5th day, till now over 1,000 people participated in the camp, he added. Dinesh Jain, secretary Marwadi Yuva Manch, said that the manch was conducting this kind of camp for the second time in Hyderabad. He thanked the volunteers who actively participated in the camp.
Lalit Jain and Dinesh Jain assured to continue with such programmes at periodical intervals besides contemplating initiatives that could go a long way in bringing smiles in the households of distraught sections of the society. Branch president and secretary Praveen Jain and Indar Mehta, camp convener Lalith Bandari, co-convener Jithendar Jain took active part.
