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Health camp at Shishu Niketan-66 Public School, Behlolpur

Jap Tap Sewa Foundation, under its #MediReliefCampaign, organised a medical health check-up camp at the school. ENT Specialist Dr. Uppal, along with a dedicated team, conducted check-ups for 246 students, focusing on ENT-related issues and general health assessments. As part...

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Behlolpur, Updated At : 10:43 AM Oct 23, 2024 IST

Jap Tap Sewa Foundation, under its #MediReliefCampaign, organised a medical health check-up camp at the school. ENT Specialist Dr. Uppal, along with a dedicated team, conducted check-ups for 246 students, focusing on ENT-related issues and general health assessments. As part of the #MediReliefCampaign, the foundation provides free consultations and discounted medicines to people at its different centres across Mohali.

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