Health checkup of 86 soldiers during medical camp in Police Battalion Junga

Courtesy of the Health Department, a special medical camp was organized at Police First Armed Battalion Junga on Tuesday. In which the health of 86 police personnel was examined. During this period, blood pressure and sugar tests of male and female police personnel were also done in 18 new patients with blood pressure, and four diabetes were identified. Medical charge of Civil Hospital Junga, Dr. Manoj Sharma said that the Abha cards of 60 people were registered in the camp. The most important thing is that the doctor served in the camp wearing a black badge.
Dr. Manoj told the police personnel that in the present context it has become a challenge for every person to remain healthy. Due to less physical work, laziness and not paying proper attention to diet, some diseases or the other have started occurring in the human body. He advised the police personnel to take a balanced diet and do exercise and yoga regularly. On this occasion, he also gave detailed information about the benefits of the Abha Card.
In the camp, on behalf of the Health Department, Lab Technician Anuradha, CHO Poonam, Praveen Counselor, Satya Prakash, and Asha worker Anjana played an important role in the health checkup of the soldiers.