475 patients in a day: medical camps in Bareilly's city settlements
On 16 September 2018 doctors of the Government Ayurvedic College held camps in three of Bareilly's poorest city settlements.
The Foundation's medical camps began in the villages, but some of Bareilly's poorest families live inside the city. On 16 September 2018 the Foundation held camps in three of its settlements with doctors of the Government Ayurvedic College, Bareilly.
- Gangapur settlement: 75 patients.
- Old City: 120 patients.
- Chaupula Gihar settlement: 280 patients.
All 475 patients were examined and given their medicines free of cost.
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