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‘Arogya Chaupal’ brings free health services to Haryana's rural regions

Shah Hospital’s initiative benefits over 400 patients

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Tribune News Service
Karnal, Updated At : 06:58 AM Feb 17, 2026 IST
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Dedicated to public health in the Budhakhera and Bada Gaon areas, Shah Hospital successfully organised a free medical camp under its “Arogya Chaupal” initiative. The objective of the camp was to provide better healthcare services to rural communities and ensure timely detection of diseases.

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