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Youth club opens clinic

Amritsar, March 16 A local youth organisation, Jai Ho Club, has opened a mohalla clinic and a laboratory for poor patients to provide affordable medical services. Club president said the clinic would provide OPD consultation and free medicines for five...

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Updated At : 01:21 PM Mar 17, 2023 IST

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Amritsar, March 16

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A local youth organisation, Jai Ho Club, has opened a mohalla clinic and a laboratory for poor patients to provide affordable medical services. Club president said the clinic would provide OPD consultation and free medicines for five days to all patients by charging a nominal fee of Rs 10. The lab would conduct all blood tests by charging a registration fee of Rs 20.

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