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250+ PATIENTS SCREENED AT FREE EYE CAMP IN J&K’s ALOOSA BANDIPORA

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August 23, 2026
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250+ PATIENTS SCREENED AT FREE EYE CAMP IN J&K’s ALOOSA BANDIPORA
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32 Patients Referred For Further Treatment

Srinagar, 23 August: More than 250 patients were screened at a free eye screening camp organized at Learning Wings, Aloosa, Bandipora, on Sunday.

The camp was organized by Chinar Uphar Foundation (NGO) in association with ASG Eye Hospitals, sponsored by Galaxy India – A True Deal & powered by Learning Wings, with support from social activist Sajad Bhat.

A team of medical professionals conducted eye examinations & provided free consultations to the participants. Following the screening, 32 patients were referred for further treatment & specialized medical care.

Speaking on the occasion, Altaf Bhat, President, Chinar Uphar Foundation & Adv. Saika Rashid, Vice President, Chinar Uphar Foundation, emphasized the importance of regular eye check-ups & early detection of vision-related problems.

Social activist Sajad Bhat appreciated the collective efforts of the organizers, medical team, volunteers & Learning Wings, and stressed the need for continued community participation in healthcare and social welfare initiatives.

The organizers said the camp was part of their efforts to promote accessible healthcare & contribute towards SDG 3, which focuses on Good Health and Well-being.

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