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Cancer detection camp launched

New Delhi: Public sector lender Punjab National Bank on Saturday launched a cancer detection camp in the Capital as a step towards corporate social responsibility by fighting against the disease.

The camp, organised in association with Indian Cancer Society, was inaugurated by the bank’s CMD K C Chakraborty. The bank has earlier organised 35 other cancer detection camps where about 1,473 men and 746 women were examined, he informed.- PTI

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