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| Mobile Medical Patrol at Balmatkote, Keri Kangra, Poonch and Rajouri | | | Early Times Report
POONCH, Sept 13: Indian Army conducted a Medical Patrol at Balmatkote and Keri Kangra. The event was attended by 105 local civilians including 23 children, along with 13 army personnel. This outreach was aimed at providing essential medical services and strengthening the bond between the local community and the Indian Army.
The participation of such a significant number of local residents demonstrated the growing trust and rapport between the community and the armed forces, cultivated through consistent and supportive engagement in the region. During the medical patrolling, the army's medical team conducted primary health check, addressing various medical concerns of the attendees.
The team provided basic medical care, including the distribution of essential medicines, and offered health advice focused on preventive measures and maintaining overall well-being. Special attention was given to educating the locals on hygiene practices, nutrition, and the importance of regular health monitoring, aiming to foster a healthier lifestyle within the community. The interaction between the soldiers and the local populace was a key highlight of the event, showcasing the army's commitment to the welfare of the communities in its area of operations. This initiative not only addressed immediate healthcare needs but also reinforced the sense of security and trust that the local population has in the armed forces. Such events play a crucial role in building and maintaining positive relations between the military and the civilian population, contributing to the overall stability and development of the region. |
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