Haroli/Una, June 19 (Rajveer Chopra): A Nikshay and Ayushman Arogya camp was organized in the village of Manuwal (Gram Panchayat Nangal Khurd) under the joint aegis of the 'MP Mobile Health Service'—run with the guidance of former Union Minister and Hamirpur MP Anurag Singh Thakur and the support of the Prayas Society—and the 'Swasth Khand Haroli' initiative. Villagers participated enthusiastically in the camp and availed themselves of various health services.
**Health Check-ups for 98 People; Free Lab Tests and X-ray Services Provided**
Health check-ups were conducted for a total of 98 people during the camp. Additionally, 92 laboratory tests and X-ray services were provided free of cost. Patients received free medicines as required and were given medical consultations by specialists.
**Raising Awareness About the TB-Free India Campaign**
Under the 'TB-Free India Campaign,' people were educated about the symptoms of tuberculosis (TB) and the importance of timely testing and regular treatment. Information regarding various health schemes, including the Ayushman Bharat Yojana, was also shared to encourage eligible individuals to avail themselves of these benefits.
**Message to Adopt a Healthy Lifestyle**
The Health Department and the MP Mobile Health Service team raised awareness among villagers about the importance of a balanced diet, hygiene, regular health check-ups, and adopting a healthy lifestyle. Attendees consulted specialists regarding their health concerns and expressed satisfaction with the services provided.
**Commendable Support from Health Workers and Public Representatives**
Dr. Pradeep Kumar, CHO Vandana, STS Satish Kumar, Gulshan Kumar, Nihal Singh, Manish, ASHA workers, Anganwadi workers, and Gram Pradhan Jaswant Singh played a significant role in the camp's success. Together, they played an active part in making this campaign for health awareness and public service a success.
**Villagers Appreciate the Initiative**
Praising the initiative of the MP Mobile Health Service and the 'Swasth Khand Haroli' (Healthy Block Haroli) program, villagers remarked that such camps are proving to be an effective means of bringing healthcare facilities right to people's doorsteps in rural areas.
**Conclusion with the Pledge: ‘TB Will Lose, the Nation Will Win’**
At the conclusion of the camp, people were urged to adopt the pledge "TB will lose, the nation will win" and to extend their support in making the TB-free India campaign a success.