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Free health camp conducted at Shamshiguda
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The Beraka Foundation organised a free health camp in the Indira Hills area of Shamshiguda, with experts in gynaecology, orthopedics, pediatrics, thyroid, eye and general physician conducting tests and extending treatment and consultation services.
Kukatpally: The Beraka Foundation organised a free health camp in the Indira Hills area of Shamshiguda, with experts in gynaecology, orthopedics, pediatrics, thyroid, eye and general physician conducting tests and extending treatment and consultation services.
The organisers told the media that the camp benefited about 400 people of Shamshiguda and its surrounding areas. Foundation Director Yesupadam said the aim of the organisation was to serve the poor by providing free medical services to the needy. Among those present at the camp included foundation members P Harish, P Jeshova and P Kaleba.
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