KATHMANDU: EK EK Paila, an initiative of a group of volunteers, registered 311 patients on the first day of its health camp being held in Sisne Rural Municipality of Eastern Rukum district.
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EK EK Paila Foundation held cross-consultations with 752 persons on the Day 1 of the health camp.
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School children take part in a free health camp organised by Ek Ek Paila in Sisne Rural Municipality of Eastern Rukum district. Photo courtesy: Ek Ek Paila/Facebook[/caption]
The health camp being held in Lumbini Province is the foundation's 26th 'Paila' (Step).
EK EK Paila came into existence following the mega earthquake of 2015, when a group of like-minded people came together to provide free health services in the affected areas. The organisation started its first Paila on June 6, 2015, in Sindhupalchok district which was the most devastated region by the earthquake.
So far, EK EK Paila has been reaching out to the people in remote areas of Nepal and providing free health services.
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School children take part in a free health camp organised by Ek Ek Paila in Sisne Rural Municipality of Eastern Rukum district. Photo courtesy: Ek Ek Paila/Facebook[/caption]
The health camp being held in Lumbini Province is the foundation's 26th 'Paila' (Step).
EK EK Paila came into existence following the mega earthquake of 2015, when a group of like-minded people came together to provide free health services in the affected areas. The organisation started its first Paila on June 6, 2015, in Sindhupalchok district which was the most devastated region by the earthquake.
So far, EK EK Paila has been reaching out to the people in remote areas of Nepal and providing free health services.
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Published Date: December 5, 2022, 12:00 am
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