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KKMCS organizes two days free medical camp in tehsil Bhallessa 10/22/2013 11:43:27 PM Early Times Report Bhaderwah, Oct 22: A two days medical camp was organized by Kathryn Kelley memorial charitable society in Tehsil Bhallessa. According to press release, during this medical camp more than 500 patients have been properly physically examined by a team of national and international doctors. These people have been provided free medication on the spot only. The motive for this camp was to provide free medical consultation to the people of far flung and remote areas and to provide good quality medicine free of cost to these people . This camp was inaugurated by MLC Sham Lal Bhagat and Nadeem Sharief Niaz youth congress president Bhaderwah assembly. During this event MLC donated an electric generator, one X ray machine and one ultrasound machine to the local government hospital Gondohon. KMS director Abu Adilalso assured that KMS will continue to serve the people living in remote areas so that KMS can help them improve their living conditions   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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