Medical camp report 01092011
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Rishilpi Health Programme organized an emergency medical camp in Daulatpur, Satkhira, Bangladesh to provide treatment and medicine to people affected by flooding starting on August 12, 2011. The camp's objective was to provide medical support to reduce suffering from water-borne diseases and prevent their spread. The medical team taught people how to prevent water-borne diseases and provided emergency medicines to sick flood victims in local villages.
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- 1. Daulatpur Govt. Primary School, Daulatpur, Satkhira
- 2. Rishilpi Health Programme has organized Emergency edicalcamp to serve the sick and helpless people at flood affected area providing treatment with necessary medicine. The medical camp began from 12 August 2011 and working continuously.
- 3. Rishilpi Emergency Medical Camp for flood victims A medical team has organized at Daulatpur Villages under Satkhira district and emergency medicines has been provided to the flood affected sick people. The team also taught the people how to prevent the water born diseases
- 4. Objective of the Emergency Medical Camp Provide medical support to the flood affected sick people with love and compassion to reduce their sufferings caused by water born diseases and prevent the water born diseases.
- 5. Emergency Medical Services Provided (Number of Patients)
- 6. In Picture Emergency Medical CampDaulatpur, SatkhiraBangladesh
- 22. Our Pledge Feeding the poor, Healing the sick & broken hearted, clothing the necked and Sheltering the homeless Rishilpi development Project
- 23. Prepared by Rishilpi Health Programme Satkhira, Bangladesh