NGO organises limbs, calipers fitment camp

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:38 AM Nov 13, 2024 IST

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Udaipur based Narayan Seva Sansthan organised Narayan Limb and Calipers Fitment Camp in Ludhiana.

As many as 467 disabled persons from across the state were benefited with upper-lower artificial limbs and calipers.

Shivdular Dhillon, Ssecretary, Punjab Red Cross Society was the chief guest. In his address, he praised the efforts of Narayan Seva Sansthan for encouraging such noble causes in the society.

He emphasised that such services were not only changing the lives of the divyangs but inspiring society to deliver such noble acts. He assured NSS to extend the fullest support from their end.

During the ceremony, the disabled also played football and badminton bearing prosthetic limbs. They were also given training on the use and maintenance of prosthetic devices by expert doctors.

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