Free medical services and medicines have been distributed among helpless and distressed hill tracts and Bengali people in the Wasu Anandabazar area under the Sadar Union Parishad, initiated by the 18 Field Regiment Artillery Matiranga Zone of the Bangladesh Army. The medical camp was held on Monday from 9 am to 1 pm, where a total of 130 people from both communities received free medical treatment.
The health service program was conducted under the guidance of Matiranga Zone Commander Lieutenant Colonel Md. Masud Khan and Zone Vice-Captain Major Altaf Mahmud Rubel, while Captain Md. Rafiur Rahman, Medical Officer (RMO) of the zone, provided the medical services. Locals welcomed this initiative by the army, and the Zone Commander stated that such public welfare activities will continue in the future to strengthen harmony and bring healthcare to the doorstep of remote people.
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