Bank officers organise mega health camp

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Updated At : 12:13 PM Jul 24, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, July 23

Celebrating 52nd year of bank nationalisation, the tricity unit of the All-India Bank Officers Confederation organised a mega health check-up camp at Chandigarh and at Panchkula in collaboration with Panchkula-based Alchemist Hospital.

More than 450 officers, employees and members of their families were screened at the camp. Specialist doctors in the fields of ENT, medicine, dentistry and cardiology rendered their services. Blood tests and ECG were also conducted.

Sanjay Kumar, DGM, SBI; Vinay Kumar, Vikas Gupta, TS Saggu, Ashok Gupta, Naresh Pal, Harvinder Singh and Vishal Gupta were also present at the camp.

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