To provide healthcare services to flood-affected and remote areas, the non-governmental organization Green Hill has organized a free mobile health camp in Lama upazila of Bandarban. The health service program was held on Monday (November 9) at the 10-bed Mother and Child Welfare Centre in Soroi union of the upazila. During the camp, free medical services and medicines were provided to over two hundred patients, along with health check-ups for more than fifty pregnant mothers and the distribution of baby kits including protection materials for women and children.
The program was implemented by Green Hill with the cooperation of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the overall management of the Bandarban Hill District Family Planning Department. Medical Officer Dr. Bappi Marma provided medical services to the incoming patients, while UNFPA Field Officer Md. Lutfur Rahman Khan was present on the occasion. The organizers stated that such welfare-oriented activities for the healthcare and protection of mothers and children in flood-affected and remote regions will continue in the future.
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