Nuwakot. At the initiative of Nepali Congress leader and social worker Dr. Sunil Kumar Sharma, Kathmandu Medical College (KMC) has organized a free health camp in Nuwakot targeting the people affected by the Bhotekoshi floods.
A team of senior doctors from KMC provided health check-up and treatment services to the flood-affected people in the camp held at the holding center of Chandra Jyoti Secondary School at Bidur Municipality-5, Pipaltar.
The KMC said that the health check-up of the patients who came to the camp, medical consultation and medicines were distributed as per the requirement. Arrangements were also made to bring the patients who needed further treatment to the hospital and refer them for treatment.
According to KMC, the camps have been organized by reaching the affected areas so that the people who have lost their homes, property and sources of income due to the floods do not have to face additional financial burden of treatment. Arrangements have been made to treat the patients in need of immediate treatment in the camp and bring the patients with serious health problems to the hospital for further treatment.
The KMC has already announced to provide free treatment to the people affected by the Bhotekoshi floods. The hospital said that the campaign is a continuation of the campaign to conduct health camps in the affected areas.
KMC has been providing free health services to the financially poor and people who are out of reach of medical care. The hospital has been providing free treatment and necessary assistance to the patients suffering from complex diseases, those in need of surgery and those in poor financial condition.
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