Scores of expatriates benefit from 20th Asian Medical Camp
Providing a vital healthcare lifeline to thousands of blue-collar workers, domestic helpers, drivers, and expatriates from various Asian countries, the 20th Asian Medical Camp concluded at the Umm Al ...
The 20th Asian Medical Camp, providing crucial healthcare services to thousands of expatriates, domestic helpers, drivers, and workers from various Asian countries, concluded at the Umm Al Seneem Health Centre in Doha. Indian Ambassador to Qatar, Dr K Srikar Reddy, officially opened the event. The Indian ambassador praised the camp as a prime example of social service and healthcare commitment, emphasizing that such selfless acts foster mutual understanding and friendship among diverse communities.
Dr Reddy highlighted the significance of free medical check-ups and health awareness services, stressing their value in early detection and treatment. He also appealed to expatriates to not delay medical check-ups due to work or financial constraints. The Indian ambassador expressed gratitude to the Umm Al Seneem Health Centre, the Centre for Indian Community, Indian Doctors Club, and various sponsors and volunteers for their tireless efforts in organizing the camp.
The inaugural event saw the participation of several distinguished guests, including ambassadors from Sri Lanka, representatives from the Primary Health Care Corporation, Hamad Medical Corporation, and various Indian diplomatic missions. They exchanged mementoes from the Indian Consulate President RS Abdul Jaleel.
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