Kohima: Pro Rural set up a free health clinic at the Mangimen Baptist Church Compound near Dillai Gate on November 9. The event brought care to 144 people living in the Nahorjan border area. Doctors treated residents struggling to find medical help. The effort aimed to boost health awareness and push for early diagnosis.
The team provided general consultations, dental work, eye exams, and women’s health services. Staff performed laboratory tests for Random Blood Sugar, haemoglobin, malaria, pregnancy, HIV, and VDRL. A full crew of doctors, nurses, a pharmacist, a lab tech, and support staff ran the site. The group ensured every patient received proper guidance.
Collaborators included the Urban Primary Health Centre in Duncan Bosti and the Ayush Health and Wellness Centre in Kachari Gaon. Tinu Imchen, Health Coordinator for Pro Rural, stated that the programme was "supported by One Day’s Wages." The clinic brought vital medical resources directly to a community often left behind by standard services.
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