CSOs, MSF aid flood-hit families
Source: Chronicle News Service

Imphal, June 04 2025: To prevent outbreak of water-borne diseases vis-a-vis the flood situation in the state, a one-day free health camp was jointly organised by Federation of Civil Society Organisation (FOCS) Manipur, Sayon Hospital and Youth Development Organisation (YDO) at Getwel Higher Secondary School, Haotal Thangjam Khunou, Imphal East, on Wednesday.

According to FOCS acting-president BM Yaima Shah, the medical camp was organised in view of the potential outbreak of water-borne diseases and to provide timely medical service to those affected.

He expressed gratitude to the medical team of Sayon Hospital for their dedicated service at the camp.

CSOs, MSF aid flood-hit families

Shah also appealed to the public to extend cooperation and support to such medical initiatives.

The camp benefitted around 100 individuals, including women and children.

Meanwhile, a joint rescue team of All Manipur United Clubs' Organisation (AMUCO) and Manipuri Students' Federation (MSF) - in collaboration with All Manipur Chemists and Druggists' Association and Nungthil Chaibi Club - distributed medicines to residents of floodhit Thambalkhong Sabal Leikai and surrounding areas on Wednesday as part of humanitarian initiative to support flood-affected communities.

The rescue team, led by AMUCO vice presidents Dr Norendro Thokchom and Koijam Santosh, general secretary Pratap Leishangthem and MSF joint secretary Harley Laishram, visited the flood-affected localities to provide medical assistance.

Members of the Druggists' Association and volunteers of Nungthil Chaibi Club also took part in the distribution drive.

On other-hand, Dhaneshwari Traders, Uripok Achom Leikai, donated three bags of rice, a bag of potatoes, and two boxes of eggs to aid the AMUCO-MSF rescue team in their humanitarian services.