140 Patients Examined at BPMS’s 45th Free Medical Camp; 23 Selected for Eye Surgery
BPMS has consistently upheld its commitment to helping the needy at every level: Sanjay Gupta
Camp organised in memory of Radha Kishan Mittal and Ralia Devi Mittal
Bhiwani: A total of 140 patients were examined at the 45th free eye and health camp organised by the Bhiwani Parivar Maitri Sangh (BPMS) on Wednesday. Following consultations with senior doctors from Delhi, 23 patients were selected for eye surgery. A large number of patients also underwent throat examinations.
The camp was organised by the family of Budh Kishore Mittal, son of the late Shri Radha Kishan Mittal and the late Smt. Ralia Devi Mittal, in their cherished memory. Smt. Ralia Devi Mittal devoted her life to promoting women’s empowerment and helping underprivileged families through various initiatives.
The camp was held at Shri Krishna Pranami Temple from 9 am to 1 pm. Those present on the occasion included organiser Budh Kishore Mittal, Rajkumar Garg and his family, renowned social worker Ramdev Tayal, Manish Mittal, Gyaniram Mittal and Ritesh Mittal. They also visited Apna Ghar to review its activities.
Sharing information about BPMS’s responsibilities, mission, working approach and future plans, Sanjay Gupta, Joint Secretary of BPMS, said that experienced doctors from Delhi’s prestigious Venu Eye Institute and Research Centre and Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre examined patients’ eyes and throats.
He further stated that BPMS bore all expenses for the selected eye-surgery patients, including travel, food, accommodation, spectacles and the necessary medicines for 15 days.
Sanjay Gupta emphasised that BPMS has consistently honoured its commitment to extending every possible assistance to the poor and needy. Through its 44 camps held so far, the organisation has provided quality healthcare services to thousands of underprivileged and needy patients.
He added that BPMS plans to expand the scope of its mission in the near future. Gupta also expressed his heartfelt appreciation for the social workers who contributed to the successful organisation of the camp.
