Bandipora, Nov 10 (KNS): As many as 109 patients were examined during a day-long free medical camp organised by Bandipora Police at District Police Lines (DPL) Bandipora on Tuesday, officials said.

The camp was organised to provide medical consultations and basic healthcare facilities to police personnel and other beneficiaries.

According to officials, three specialist doctors and four paramedical staff members from District Hospital Bandipora, along with the medical team from the DPL Medical Inspection Room, attended to patients suffering from various health conditions.

During the camp, doctors examined 109 patients, provided medical advice and distributed medicines free of cost.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

Officials said on-the-spot screening for diabetes and other ailments was also conducted, while blood samples of 55 patients were collected for further diagnostic examination.

The camp provided participants with access to specialist consultations and preliminary medical tests without charges.

Police said the initiative was aimed at improving access to healthcare services and encouraging health awareness among personnel and other beneficiaries.

Officials added that such welfare initiatives would continue as part of efforts to promote health and well-being among police personnel and the wider community. (KNS)