Guru Nanak Charitable Medical Centre organises medical camp

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The Guru Nanak Charitable Medical Centre on Sunday organised a medical camp in which specialists conducted free checkups of the patients at Gurudwara, TT Nagar. Dilip Buildcon’s CMD Dilip Suryavanshi inaugurated the medical camp. As many as 1450 patients got their medical checkups completed during the camp. Cataract operation would be done of 87 patients. Centre’s Spokesperson Gurucharan Singh Arora told that the medical camp was organized on the occasion of the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak in which specialists such as eye specialist Dr Gurdeep Singh, Dr Jagmeet Kaur, Dr Manbir Singh, Dr Pradeep Chorey, Heart Specialist Dr Gurmeet Singh, Dr Ravikant, Dr PK Pradhan, Dr Pulak Sharma, Women Disease Specialist Dr Asha Tiwari, Child Specialist Dr Rakesh Bhargava, Physician Dr DC Mishra, Dr BD Soni and Dentist Dr Abhinav Pandya checked the patients. Free medicines were distributed to the BPl card holder-patients, he added. Chief guest Dilip Suryavanshi said, “I had attended a camp of Baba Ramdev, eight years ago. I had learnt that there are various kinds of diseases, hiding in our body but we can defeat them with awareness. We should get up early in the morning to remain healthy.” Suryavanshi congratulated the doctors for their kind service and said that it feels good to see people of all the religion in this camp. This kind of service should be continued in order to serve the people. The Sikh community is doing a great job by helping the people. He appealed the youths of the city to respect their parents and to help the old people of society.

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