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Tandon opens medical camp

Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:17 AM Sep 15, 2025 IST

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BJP’s national executive member and Himachal Pradesh BJP co-incharge Sanjay Tandon inaugurated a free medical check-up camp organised at the community centre of Sector 45 by a voluntary organisation, Sarva Kalyankari Trust, for the local people.

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Convener of the organisation Parikshit Rana said that for the health check-up of the people, experts from various departments of the PGI, along with their team members, examined the people and also prescribed medicines for the treatment of various diseases. He said that the organisation also distributed free medicines at the camp.

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Encouraging all doctors, patients and members of the organisation, Tandon said that providing help to the needy through such social work was indeed a noble deed.

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