Vishal Free Health Camp in Nehru Nagar will present a Thalassemia Pump worth Rs 45000 and 2 modern semi beds worth Rs 65000 on 18th February

Indore Tahir Kamal Siddiqui To increase awareness among the general public about health, a huge health camp will be organized at Ambe Chowk in Nehru Nagar on Sunday, February 18 from 10 am to 3 pm. In which various tests will be free. Spectacles will also be available at discounted prices in the camp. Madhya Pradesh Thalassemia Welfare Society President Chandrashekhar Sharma, Secretary Vandana Sharma, Program Coordinator Mrs. Hemlata Ajmera, Dilip Dosi told that the camp will be inaugurated by former Health Minister MLA Mahendra Hardiya. Dr. Nishant Khare, former chairman of Cabinet Minister status Madhya Pradesh Youth Commission and Jaipal Singh Chavda, former chairman of Indore Development Authority will participate as chief guests. Apart from these, State President of Bharatiya Jain Organization Rajesh Mehta, State Secretary Deepak Tinu Jain, President of Bharatiya Jain Organization Indore Satish Jain, Secretary Sharad Panot, MIC member Councilor Nandkishore Pahadia, City Engineer of Municipal Corporation Mahesh Sharma, Executive Engineer of PHE Chetan Raghuvanshi. Ward 26 councilor Lal Bahadur Verma will also be the special guest.

The program will be presided over by Dr. Sharad Pandit, former Joint Director of the Health Department. In the health camp, BP, ECG, sugar, eye examination, thalassemia disease, heart disease, orthopedics, gynecology, pediatrics, general physician etc. will be examined for free. This camp will be organized under the joint aegis of Rinku Sharma Thalassemia Charitable Hospital, Bharatiya Jain Organization, Apollo Hospital and Retina Specialty Hospital. Cataract operations will be performed free of cost by Retina Hospital. Spectacles will be given for just Rs 30. The special thing in the camp will be that during this time Late Mahesh Sharma family will gift a Thalassemia pump worth Rs 45000 to the Thalassemia Hospital in the memory of their mother in the memory of Mrs. Savitri Devi Sharma. Besides, Chetan Raghuvanshi will also gift 2 modern semi beds worth Rs 65000 to the Thalassemia Hospital in the memory of his mother Mrs. Geeta Devi Raghuvanshi.