Siddh Bhau inaugurated the 76th Free Urology Camp here on Thursday at Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital in Sant Hirdaram Nagar. local MlA Rameshwar Sharma was also present on the occasion.
Sharma took an account of arrangements done in different wards of the camp. He discussed with Doctors and patients about the surgery procedures and services being rendered to the patients. On the first day of camp registration of 436 patients were done. This camp is sponsored by Jai Shiv Shakti health and educational foundation of Bangluru. While local arrangements are made jointly by Jeev Sewa Sansthan and Sewa Sadan Eye Hospital.
Some machines and equipments like Camera system, Colour Doppler, Operating table, Cautary Machines, Anesthesia boils etc were required. Cost of these machines and equipment is about 30 lakh. Donor of Hongkong Charlie Datwani donated camera control with monitors while another donor HB Mohinani donated a colour Doppler machine. Bhopal Utsav Mela Samiti have also donated accessories of worth Rs two lakh for the purpose. Siddh Bhau dedicated these machines today and expressed gratitude to the donors. After Registration of patients, Dr CP Dewani, Dr Sudhir lokwani and Dr Rajendra Punjabi diagnosed the patients. later, Mumbai based Radiologist Dr Deepak Jhangiyani performed X-rays and Sonography procedures. A link camp will be organised at Manas Bhawan on July 17th, 2015 in the collaboration with Sewa Sadan Hospital. After identifying the patients, they will be brought to Sewa Sadan hospital for their surgeries.
On the occasion, Siddh Bhau said that to serve suffering humanity is equal to worshipping God. Volunteers should serve the poor patients with true spirit. MlA Rameshwar Sharma expressed gratitude to Doctors, Volunteers and the patients. He appreciated the service activities being run in Sant Nagar. MlA told that service activities started by Santji are now benefitting a large groups of the society. He further said that Sant Hirdaram ji in his life time planted a sapling of service in this suburb have now become a fully grown tree parting shadow of services to the society.