Screening connected with education and timely care
Clinical services
Free ENT and general-physician consultation, medicines, haemoglobin testing, dental check-up and eye check-up, with preventive counselling and referral guidance.
Clinical team: Dr Pramod Jangra, ENT Specialist (Dr Bhushan Kathuria & Team); Dr Ravi, General Physician; Mr Dinesh, Lab Technician; Miss Arti, Nursing Staff; Mr Ritik, Pharmacist; Mr Sahil, OT Staff.
Awareness · Mr Sarvesh Kumar
Children were counselled on hearing safety, cancer awareness and anaemia. The ear-safety session specifically advised against inserting matchsticks, sticks, pens, pencils or other objects into the ear and encouraged professional assessment for pain, blockage, discharge, reduced hearing or suspected foreign bodies.
Clinical observation · foreign body in ear
During ENT screening, a piece of pencil lodged in a child's ear was identified and successfully removed by Dr Pramod Jangra. The incident was used anonymously as a practical ear-safety teaching point.
Anaemia findings
Of 52 Hb tests, 6 mild and 6 moderate anaemia findings were recorded; 0 severe. Participants with low haemoglobin were advised on appropriate medical consultation, nutrition and follow-up.
Inauguration
The camp began with Deep Prajwalan led by Dr Pramod Jangra, with Bharat Vikas Parishad team members, teachers, children and community participants present.
