Srinagar, Nov 2 (KNS): More than 100 employees and visitors underwent screening for diabetes, blood pressure-related problems, eye conditions and other health concerns during a special health check-up camp organised at the Deputy Commissioner's Office Complex in Srinagar on Monday.

The camp, organised by the District Red Cross Society in collaboration with Government Gousia Hospital, Khanyar, and the Chief Medical Officer's office, aimed to promote preventive healthcare and facilitate early detection of health problems among government employees and members of the public.

Deputy Commissioner Srinagar Akshay Labroo, who inaugurated the camp, stressed the importance of regular medical examinations, saying timely diagnosis and intervention could help prevent health complications.

He urged employees and the general public to make routine health check-ups a priority rather than waiting for symptoms to develop.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

The camp provided medical consultations and basic screening facilities to employees working at the DC Office and allied government offices in the Amar Niwas Complex, besides visitors attending to official work.

Labroo said such initiatives were important for promoting a healthier workforce and improving awareness about preventive healthcare.

He also appreciated the Health Department and the District Red Cross Society for organising the camp and making medical screening services accessible at the workplace.

Additional Deputy Commissioners Mir Imtiyaz Ul Aziz and Aadil Fareed, IAS Probationer Aakash Garg, SDM East Zubair Ahmad, Accounts Officer Mohammad Iqbal, officials of the DC Office and members of the District Red Cross Society attended the programme. (KNS)