Gowhar Maqbool
Bandipora, Feb 17: Under its civic action program, a free medical camp was organised by 45 Battalion Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) at Asham village of Hajin tehsil in North Kashmir’s Bandipora district on Saturday.
An official announced that the camp was inaugurated by PRI Nisar Ahmad in the presence of Apoorwa, commandant of the 45th Battalion CRPF. "Accompanying him were Rajiv Ranjan Adjudant, other officers, and local eminent personalities," he said.
Apoorwa emphasised that the CRPF remains committed to assisting the Kashmiri people and striving for peace, prosperity, and societal development. He reiterated their dedication to conducting civic programs for the local populace in the future.
He added, "Our aim in organising this free medical camp is to reach out to the general public. We provide treatment for common diseases and seasonal illnesses, and involve experts when necessary.”
Mohammad Sultan of Asham, a local, expressed gratitude for the camp, stating, "The medicines are costly outside; we usually spend Rs 1000-2000 on them in the market. The doctors here are excellent, and people are undergoing check-ups smoothly."
