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MP’s Jhabua To Host 3-Day Free Health Camp From October 7, Specialist Doctors To Attend

Jhabua (Madhya Pradesh): Collector Dr Yogesh Tukaram Bharsat inspected preparations for the three-day free preventive health camp at Government Nursing College, Badkunda Road, on Monday. He directed officials to complete arrangements on time and ensure patients receive smooth services. The camp will be inaugurated by women and child development minister Nirmala Bhuria and will be held from Oct 7…

MP’s Jhabua To Host 3-Day Free Health Camp From October 7, Specialist Doctors To Attend

Jhabua, a district in Madhya Pradesh, is set to host a three-day free health camp from October 7 to 9 at the Government Nursing College, Badkunda Road. Collector Dr Yogesh Tukaram Bharsat inspected the preparations for the camp and directed officials to ensure smooth services for patients. The camp will be inaugurated by women and child development minister Nirmala Bhuria.

Specialist doctors from Sri Aurobindo Hospital, Indore, will provide free consultations and tests for conditions such as cancer, heart, kidney, neurological, gastrointestinal, orthopaedic, gynaecological, eye, skin, and pediatric issues. Free tests like mammography, sonography, 2D echo, FibroScan, ECG, and haemoglobin testing will be available.

Bharsat reviewed various arrangements, including registration, seating, drinking water, sanitation, patient movement, and transport. SDM Mahesh Mandloi, health department officials, and other representatives interacted with local residents and motivated young cricketers participating in regional cricket selection competitions.

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