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Indian Army’s Medical Patrol Provides Free Medical Care to Kallar Mohra villagers

Diplomat Correspondent

POONCH,DD: Indian Army conducted, a Medical Patrol in the villages of Kallar Mohra.
This initiative aims to provide basic medicines to the underprivileged communities, fostering health and well-being.
An Area Domination Patrol (ADP) move from Army Camp Gajna to the villages of Kallar Mohra undertaking the primary role of carrying out Area Domination. ADP provided the local populace of both these village basic health check-ups and distribution of essential medicines.


The Indian Army is committed in ensuring that residents in these remote areas have access to quality healthcare, promoting a healthier and stronger community.
This initiative aligns with the Indian Army’s ongoing commitment to serve the nation beyond defence, exemplifying their dedication to the well-being of citizens.
The free medical supply highlights the Army’s ethos of solidarity and support, showcasing the positive impact that collaborative efforts can have on the health.DD

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