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Free eye camp for students organised

A free eye check-up camp for students of Government Middle School, Devinagar, in Panchkula was organised by Vardan Welfare Society on Thursday. A total of 145 students were examined at the camp by Dr Pooja Goyal, from Netra Eye Hospital,...
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Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:15 AM Apr 26, 2025 IST
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A free eye check-up camp for students of Government Middle School, Devinagar, in Panchkula was organised by Vardan Welfare Society on Thursday. A total of 145 students were examined at the camp by Dr Pooja Goyal, from Netra Eye Hospital, Sector 20, Panchkula. Amongst them, 30 students were identified for further examination and free .

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