RAJOURI, Nov 7: The Indian Army organised a medical patrol at Chatrini, District Rajouri reaffirming its continued commitment to providing essential healthcare services and promoting the welfare of local communities in remote and far-flung areas.
The initiative aimed to provide basic medical assistance to residents who face challenges in accessing healthcare facilities due to geographical constraints. A total of 57 local residents including 25 gents, 20 ladies and 12 children benefited from the medical patrol. Army medical personnel conducted health check-ups, provided necessary medical consultations and distributed medicines free of cost to patients requiring treatment.
The medical patrol focused on addressing the immediate healthcare needs of the local population while promoting awareness about personal hygiene, preventive healthcare and general well-being. The initiative provided much-needed medical assistance to villagers at their doorstep.
The local residents expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Indian Army for its timely medical assistance and continued support towards community welfare.
The initiative reflects the Indian Army’s unwavering commitment to humanitarian assistance, healthcare outreach and strengthening civil-military relations. Such efforts continue to foster mutual trust, goodwill and cooperation between the Indian Army and the local population while contributing towards the overall well-being of remote communities in District Rajouri.