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Maharashtra Mega Health Camp reaches 95,000 people, collects 8,940 blood units

Around 95,000 people availed healthcare services during Maharashtra's week-long Mega Health Camp. The statewide campaign included cancer screenings, eye check-ups, blood donation drives and preventive healthcare awareness, with 8,940 blood units collected and 8,246 patients referred for treatment

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Hasan Mushrif highlights success of Maharashtra's Mega Health Camp (Pic/Special arrangement)

Hasan Mushrif highlights success of Maharashtra's Mega Health Camp (Pic/Special arrangement)

Around 95,000 people across Maharashtra availed healthcare services during the week-long 'Mega Health Camp' organised by the state government from July 22 to July 28, Maharashtra Medical Education Minister Hasan Mushrif said on Wednesday. 

The initiative, held to mark the birthday of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis and the birth anniversary of the late Ajit Pawar, also saw 8,940 citizens donate blood and 8,246 patients being referred for further medical treatment.

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