Bhopal

life line Express, a health camp for BMC workers

Staff Reporter

Mayor Alok Sharma inaugurated the life line Express here on Sunday at Habibganj Station.

With an aim to provide the Bhopalites with better health facilities, the free health camp is being organised by Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) as the life line Express mega health camp for BMC sanitary in-charges and employees.

On the occasion BMC Commissioner Tejaswi S Naik and BMC Chairman Surjit Singh Chauhan were also present. On the visit, Sharma said that to make the city clean and beautiful it is important that sanitary in charges and employees should also be healthy. This is the reason life line Express health camp is being organised.

It is noteworthy that life line Express Mega health camp is a 20 day free health camp being organized at Habibganj Railway station, where the medical experts of different fields will carry out a free checkup. Moreover, there will be checkups and operations be conducted in necessary cases.

The camp in the train began from Sunday and would continue till May 30. During this camp the citizens will be examined for skin diseases, dental, ENT, polio, moreover, the skin diseases caused during summer season.On the first day of the medical camp a general medical checkup was conducted by the doctors concerned.

Also, Mayor reviewed the facilities being provided to the patients at the life line express mega health camp. During the visit he also met CEO Dr Rajneesh Gaur and was informed about the various treatments to be given to the patients. On Sunday, the doctors minutely examined the elderly people and gave them necessary prescriptions.

It is a five bogie train where the patients suffering different diseases will be undergo a free treatment. The train is well equipped with changing room, operation theatre, lighting and doctor’s instruments. Moreover, there will be checkups and operations will be conducted in necessary cases during the 20 day camp. Moreover, the patients will be given the medicines and other necessary medication. The train is well equipped with changing room, operation theatre, lighting and doctor’s instruments.