Dhule: Over 19,000 Citizens Screened In 12 Days Under ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’
Dhule: The special initiative Shree Ganesha Arogyacha (The Auspicious Beginning of Health), implemented under the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan (Service Pledge Campaign), received an enthusiastic response in Dhule district. The initiative aimed to take healthcare services directly to citizens beyond the confines of hospitals, ensure timely diagnosis of ailments and facilitate appropriate treatment. In 12…
In the Dhule district of Maharashtra, a special healthcare initiative called Shree Ganesha Arogyacha was launched as part of the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan (Service Pledge Campaign). This campaign aimed to bring healthcare services directly to citizens, particularly in rural areas, by organizing health camps across the district. In just 12 days, over 19,000 citizens were screened at 423 health camps, representing a significant outreach effort.
The initiative covered a wide range of health services, including screenings for blood pressure, diabetes, heart conditions, electrocardiograms (ECGs), women's health check-ups, and pediatric examinations. Specialist doctors were present at the camps to interact with citizens, address their health concerns, and provide necessary medical treatment.
The campaign also emphasized the importance of raising awareness about lifestyle choices for maintaining good health. Additionally, efforts were made to collect blood donations, with 124 units collected and nine citizens consenting to organ donation. The success of the initiative was attributed to the joint efforts of the Dhule District Collector's Office, the Public Health Department, and the leadership of District Collector Bhagyashree Vispute and Zilla Parishad Chief Executive Officer Babasaheb Beldar.
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