After polio eradication, cerebral palsy is the major world threat said Dr JK Jain, MS Ortho, PGI lucknow at a Cerebral Palsy camp organised jointly by Rotary Jhumari Telaiya couples and Samvedana an organisation with trust for children with special need from Allahabad.
Total 35 patients were treated at the camp. Dr Jain Secretary of Samvedna told that around 40 lakh cerebral affected children are recognised in India and Semloss Technique is the best remedy for the same. He said premature delivery or underdeveloped, underweight baby is the main cause of this disability. The deformity may caused by damage of partial part of the brain in the early age. Dr Jain told if this disability is recognised during the early 3-6 months period, 80 per cent of them can be cured and they can lead their normal life.
He appealed to media and other social activist,social organisations to aware people specially about the NIRMAYA CARD a project of Central Government through which Central Government helps the disabled. Mr Sanjeev Kalra, president, Vimal Pachisia, Harjeet Singh lamba, Kulveer Singh Kalra, Shailendra Singh, Sanjay Chaudhary, Vinit Barnwal and other members of Rotary Jhumaritelaiya couples and Samvedna played their special role to made the camp success.