Meghnagar Seva Bharti and National Medicos Organization Malwa Province has organized 'Tantya Bhil Swasthya Seva Yatra' in 120 Tribal villages of Meghnagar and Thandla tehsils of the Jhabua district. Under this programme, the team of doctors stayed in the villages for two days and provided free health services to the tribal population. The group of 300 doctors from Prayagraj, Varanasi, Aligarh, Dahod, Bhopal, Indore, Ratlam, Datia, Rewa who organized health camps in this Seva Yatra had stayed in the tribal villages for two days.
Under the Dynamic leadership of Executive director AIIMS Bhopal Prof. (Dr) Ajai Singh, five Doctors team Dr. Ashwini Tandon, Dr. Divya Bhushan, Dr. Kenam Shah, Dr. Rishabh and Dr. Pushpendra generously offered their expertise and services to the local tribal communities. This health program had re-highlighted the importance of health services in rural areas and was a commendable effort to provide free medical facilities to the rural tribal population.
A total of 15,284 people were provided health services in this Swasthya Seva Yatra. Various medicines were also distributed in these camps. The group of doctors stayed in the village and went door to door to contact the tribal people. The program ended in Meghnagar on Sunday, the members of NMO organization also shared their experiences of staying in the tribal village and gave their valuable feedback for future Seva Yatra.
The Executive Director of AIIMS Bhopal Dr Singh expressed his vision for the future, stating that AIIMS Bhopal will also organize similar 'Swasthya Seva Yatra' programs in rural villages of Bhopal.