Rotary Club donates two dialysis machines

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Mandi Ahmedgarh, Updated At : 05:31 AM Apr 09, 2025 IST

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Patients with kidney ailments, availing of the facility at the Rotary Dialysis Unit established here will thank rotarians from the Rotary International District (RID) 9660 of Australia and RID 3080 of Chandigarh.

The unit, having two dialysis machines, has been set up at Sood Hospital, which will be run under the supervision of a joint committee of Ahmedgarh Rotary Club members and Bhartiya Mahavir Dal.

Project incharge Vijay Gupta said though the establishment of the centre got unusually delayed due to technical reasons, the machines had been received and installed.

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