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500+ Receive Free Eye Care at Dumuria Camp, Identifying Cataract Patients

A free medical camp provided essential eye care services to over 500 people in Dumuria Upazila of Khulna.

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Over 500 people received free eye care services at a daylong medical camp in Dumuria Upazila of Khulna today. The camp, held at Andulia Kaderia Dakhil Madrasa, identified patients requiring cataract surgery for further treatment.

Organised by Khulna BNSB Eye Hospital with financial support from The Follows Foundation, the camp offered free eye examinations, specialist consultations, basic diagnostic services, and necessary medicines. Poor and underprivileged residents, along with madrasa students, benefited from the initiative.

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Q: Who organised the eye camp? A: The eye camp was organised by Khulna BNSB Eye Hospital with financial support from The Follows Foundation.

Q: Where was the camp held? A: The camp was held at Andulia Kaderia Dakhil Madrasa in Dumuria Upazila of Khulna.

Q: What services were provided at the camp? A: The camp provided free eye examinations, specialist consultations, basic diagnostic services, and necessary medicines.

Q: Who were the key individuals involved in organising the camp? A: Assistant Superintendent Anwar Hossain Akunji, Joint Convener A.M. Aminur Rahman, and coordinator F.M. Nahid Hasan were key individuals involved in organising the camp.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Who organised the eye camp?
The eye camp was organised by Khulna BNSB Eye Hospital with financial support from The Follows Foundation.
Where was the camp held?
The camp was held at Andulia Kaderia Dakhil Madrasa in Dumuria Upazila of Khulna.
What services were provided at the camp?
The camp provided free eye examinations, specialist consultations, basic diagnostic services, and necessary medicines.
Who were the key individuals involved in organising the camp?
Assistant Superintendent Anwar Hossain Akunji, Joint Convener A.M. Aminur Rahman, and coordinator F.M. Nahid Hasan were key individuals involved in organising the camp.

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