AR conducts medical camp, skill workshop
Source: Chronicle News Service

Imphal, November 26 2024: Assam Rifles in collaboration with the Indian Medical Association (IMA) organised a mega medical camp at St George School, Moreh on Monday.

According to PRO IGAR (S), the camp extended free medical consultations and treatments to 1115 individuals, including 330 women and 480 children from Moreh and nearby villages.

The services provided encompassed general check-ups, paediatric care and specialist consultations, ensuring comprehensive healthcare coverage for attendees.

A dedicated team of doctors from the Indian Medical Association participated in the camp, bringing their expertise to ensure quality healthcare delivery, said the PRO in a release.

Assam Rifles also organised a skill workshop at Mocham village in Chandel district with the aim to empower local residents with practical skills and promote self-reliance within the community.

The workshop aligning with the vision of Aatmanirbhar Bharat, covered essential modules such as first aid training, carpentry, painting and basic electrical work.

By equipping participants with these vital skills, the Assam Rifles seeks to address the unique challenges faced by individuals in remote areas with limited opportunities for professional development, the release added.

On the other hand, in an initiative aimed at preparing youngsters for careers in armed forces, Assam Rifles launched a pre-recruitment training capsule for aspirants from Ukhrul and Kamjong districts at Shangshak village.

"Recently, 26 individuals who completed prior training attended a recruitment rally, with 15 passing physical tests and 11 clearing medical exams.

These successful candidates will now receive coaching for the upcoming written examination in January 2025," said the PRO in another release.

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