Army Conducts Medical Camp at Panar, Bandipora

B’Pora: In a continuous effort to provide essential medical care to remote and underserved communities, the Bandipora RR, in collaboration with the 4015 Field Hospital and 26 Assam Rifles, organized a comprehensive medical camp at Panar, Bandipora District, on 23 February 2025. This initiative, led under the aegis of the Manasbal Sector, aimed at extending healthcare services to the underprivileged sections of society.
The camp featured a variety of medical services, including basic health check-ups and the distribution of necessary medications. For those in need of specialized care, individuals were referred to appropriate facilities for further treatment. In total, 295 patients were treated during the camp.
Alongside medical assistance, an awareness program was conducted to educate the local community about prevalent diseases and preventive measures. The program also emphasized the importance of hygiene and sanitation as key factors in disease prevention, fostering a sense of responsibility and health awareness among the locals.
The local citizens expressed their sincere appreciation for the Army’s efforts, highlighting the positive impact of such initiatives. Many residents have requested more such camps in the future, underlining the value of these health outreach programs.
This medical camp is part of a broader initiative to improve the health and well-being of citizens in remote areas, demonstrating the Army’s commitment to supporting the community in every possible way