Dimapur, January 20 (MExN): The Indian Red Cross Society, Nagaland State Branch, in collaboration with the Indian Red Cross Society, Mon District Branch, conducted a free medical camp at Changlangshu village under Mon district on January 20.
The medical camp was organised with the objective of providing essential healthcare services to people living in remote and interior villages. Medicines for the camp were donated by the National Health Mission and the AYUSH Directorate under the Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Nagaland.
According to the press release, the camp commenced with a short formal programme, following which medical services were rendered to patients. Doctors and nurses deputed by the Health Department, along with ASHA health workers, Red Cross volunteers and volunteers from the respective villages, participated in the camp and extended support for its conduct.
Patients from seven villages—Changlangshu, Changsa, Bumei, Monyakshu, Monyakshu Town, Meinchangle and Yongkhao—attended the medical camp. More than 300 patients benefited from free medical check-ups and free distribution of medicines during the camp.
In addition to medical services, first aid training was imparted to youth from the villages to equip them with basic emergency response skills, enabling them to provide immediate assistance during accidents or medical emergencies.
The Indian Red Cross Society conveyed its appreciation to the doctors, nurses, ASHA workers, volunteers and supporting departments for their service and cooperation. It also stated its commitment to continue serving vulnerable and underserved communities across Nagaland through similar initiatives.
