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Medical camp

OMALUR: The Salem West district unit of Congress organised a free medical camp here on Friday as part of the birthday celebrations of Union Minister of State for Statistics and Programme Implementation G. K. Vasan.

The camp was organised in association with the Vinayaka Missions Medical College and Hospital.

A team of 50 doctors and paramedical personnel from the hospital screened the patients.

Consultations were offered for eye defects, problems related to ENT, maternity and child care.

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