LEH/JAMMU: Army here today organized a multi-specialty medical camp in collaboration with specialist doctors from Mumbai, Pune, and Nasik, organized a comprehensive medical camp at Pangong Tso, Durbuk & Tangtse (Ladakh) to address the healthcare needs of the people residing in remote border villages of Leh District of Ladakh.
The camp provided essential medical care to the underprivileged population, showcasing the Army's commitment to serving humanity. More than 500 residents including ex-servicemen and Veer Naris of remote villages were benefited by the medical checkups and provision of essential medicines.
A team of specialist doctors, including gynaecologists, diabetologists, pediatricians, ano-rectal surgeons, orthopedists, and general physicians, provided comprehensive care to patients. The medical camp had a significant impact on the local communities, providing access to quality medical care and promoting health awareness.
The Indian Army's initiative demonstrates its contribution to nation-building and serving humanity, particularly in underprivileged areas like Ladakh. By providing critical medical care, the Army fosters a sense of trust and cooperation between the Army and the public, highlighting its dedication to promoting the well-being of all citizens.


