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Dalhousie: 17 patients get free cataract treatment

Dalhousie, May 8 As many as 17 patients were diagnosed with black and white cataracts at a eye check-up camp organised under the National Programme for Control Blindness at the Civil Hospital, Dalhousie. The patients were then operated free-of-charge. A...

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Updated At : 12:36 PM May 09, 2022 IST

Dalhousie, May 8

As many as 17 patients were diagnosed with black and white cataracts at a eye check-up camp organised under the National Programme for Control Blindness at the Civil Hospital, Dalhousie.

The patients were then operated free-of-charge. A total of 112 persons were examined in the camp.

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