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Tremendous response to free mega medical camp in Kachiguda

Free mega medical camp organized under the auspices of C.C. Sharaf receives tremendous response... - Poor should make use of free medical camps: - N. Sukumar and N. Gayatri, Trustees of C.C. Sharaf Memorial Hospital, Kachiguda. Trinet News, Hyderabad

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Tremendous response to free mega medical camp in Kachiguda

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*Free mega medical camp organized under the auspices of C.C. Sharaf receives tremendous response...* - Poor should make use of free medical camps: - N. Sukumar and N. Gayatri, Trustees of C.C. Sharaf Memorial Hospital, Kachiguda.

*Trinet News, Hyderabad, October 02:* Free medical camps greatly benefit poor people, and the poor should make use of them, said N. Sukumar and N. Gayatri, Trustees of C.C. Sharaf Memorial Hospital, Kachiguda. The free mega medical camp organized at the hospital on Friday, marking the 23rd death anniversary of the hospital's founder, late Nandini Ramesh Gandhi, received a tremendous response.

Attending the event as chief guests, hospital trustees N. Sukumar and N. Gayatri, along with hospital general managers A. Somareddy, P.S.N. Murthy, and Seshadri, paid floral tributes to the portrait of Nandini Ramesh Gandhi. Later, inaugurating the free medical camp set up on the hospital premises, they stated that C.C. Sharaf Memorial Trust Hospital in Kachiguda is continuously striving to provide better medical services to poor patients.

They mentioned that they are providing medical services to the poor at very low costs, comparable to corporate hospitals, through experienced doctors. They advised poor people to make good use of such free medical camps, noting that the organization's main objective is to provide free medical camps to the poor every year.

In this medical camp, tests such as BP, sugar, and blood tests were conducted, and medical examinations were performed by experienced doctors for orthopedic, general, women-related, joint, and heart-related ailments, and free medicines were distributed to those in need. Approximately 800 people received free medical services in this camp. Doctors, hospital administrative in-charge Shiva Shankar, hospital staff, and others participated in the event.

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