UKHRUL: As part of its continued commitment to humanitarian assistance, community outreach, and the welfare of the local population, the Indian Army organised a medical camp at Nongada Relief Camp in Imphal East today.
The initiative was undertaken by the Red Shield Division of Spear Corps with the aim of extending essential healthcare services to the residents of the relief camp, addressing their basic medical requirements and providing timely medical assistance. The initiative also aimed at demonstrating care and support towards the affected population while reinforcing the Army’s commitment to community welfare, the Indian Army said.
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During the medical camp, the Regimental Medical Officer (RMO) conducted medical check-ups of the residents, assessing their health conditions and attending to their basic medical concerns. The residents were provided medical consultation and essential medicines as per their requirements. The initiative facilitated access to basic healthcare services for the people residing in the relief camp, helping address their immediate medical needs and promoting awareness towards personal health and well-being.
The medical camp benefited approximately 150 residents, comprising 64 males and 86 females. The participation reflected the importance of extending accessible healthcare facilities to the residents and ensuring that essential medical support reaches all sections of the community. The initiative provided an opportunity for the residents to avail medical consultation and receive necessary medicines, contributing towards their health, well-being and overall welfare.
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The medical camp concluded with the distribution of refreshments to all the residents of the relief camp. The gesture added a personal touch to the initiative and provided an opportunity for interaction with the residents, further strengthening the spirit of care, compassion and goodwill.
The Indian Army stated that the initiative reflects its continued commitment to humanitarian assistance and community welfare. Such endeavours reaffirm the Army’s resolve to stand alongside the local population, extend support during challenging circumstances, and strengthen the bond of trust, goodwill, and mutual understanding between the Army and the community.
