Kohima: Assam Rifles medics set up shop in Ghotovi village on September 13. They treated 95 locals during a day-long free medical camp. The patients included a mix of women, children, and elderly residents. Personnel provided full health screenings and consultations to the crowd.
Doctors handed out free medicine to those in need. They also talked with the villagers about staying healthy. The team pushed for better hygiene and sanitation in the area. They taught the locals how to handle basic first aid and stressed the need for better nutrition. Staff urged residents to keep their environment clean and follow good dietary habits.
The effort aimed to boost the relationship between the troops and the local population. According to the press release issued by the PRO, HQ IGAR (North), the camp provided a chance for interaction between Assam Rifles personnel and local residents. The unit remains committed to offering support to remote communities across Nagaland.
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