AR conducts medical camp, distributes study materials
Source: Chronicle News Service

Imphal, February 23 2025: Assam Rifles organised a medical camp at Sugnu village on Saturday under Operation Sadbhavna to provide healthcare services to local residents.

The camp offered health checkups, consultations, and free medicines to 152 individuals, including women, and children.

Patients requiring further treatment were referred to appropriate healthcare facilities, PRO IGAR (S) said in a release.

Assam Rifles also distributed study materials and essential supplies to Preach Heritage Orphanage, Chakpikarong in Chandel district, benefitting around 60 students.

According to the PRO, the relief team worked diligently to facilitate a fair and efficient distribution process while also providing emotional support to the children.

The orphanage management and local community members expressed deep appreciation for Assam Rifles' continued commitment and generosity, acknowledging its role in strengthening the bond between security forces and the local populace, particularly during these challenging times.

On the other-hand, Assam Rifles organised an education and environmental awareness initiative in Walkhu village, distributing stationery supplies, including pens, notebooks, and geometry boxes, to around 80 students at a newly inaugurated school.

A tree plantation drive was also conducted, with students, teachers, and personnel planting 75 saplings to promote afforestation.

Separately, in Singhat, Assam Rifles assisted in recovering a toppled truck at Kangkap village, Churachandpur.

Despite challenging terrain, the personnel facilitated the vehicle's retrieval and provided medical aid to the driver and injured passengers.

Local residents acknowledged the prompt response, said a press release of PRO IGAR (S) .

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