Press Release
Press Release from Gangtok Municipal Corporation (GMC)
Information & Public Relations Department
On 3rd August,2024,Gangtok Municipal Corporation, in cooperation with District Hospital Singtam and GNS Builder, organized a health camp for landfill facility employees and the surrounding community. The event aimed to provide essential health services and raise health awareness.
The camp was attended by the Hon’ble Mayor, Hon’ble Dy Mayor of Gangtok, the Municipal Commissioner, and other officials, highlighting the importance of the initiative.
Services Provided
• Free Health Check-ups: Comprehensive health screenings, including blood pressure, diabetes testing, and consultations, were conducted by District Hospital Singtam.
• Free Medicines: Prescribed medicines were distributed at no cost.
Participation:
Landfill Facility Employees: Priority was given to ensure their health and safety.
General Public: Residents from surrounding areas attended and benefited from the services.
Impact:
Health Awareness: The camp educated the community on health issues and the importance of regular check-ups.
Access to Health Services: The camp made healthcare more accessible by removing barriers such as distance and cost.
Community Ties: The collaboration demonstrated a strong partnership aimed at improving community health.
Conclusion
The health camp was a success, providing essential health services and fostering community well-being, with active participation from municipal officials emphasizing their commitment to public health.
The camp was attended by the Hon’ble Mayor, Hon’ble Dy Mayor of Gangtok, the Municipal Commissioner, and other officials, highlighting the importance of the initiative.
Services Provided
• Free Health Check-ups: Comprehensive health screenings, including blood pressure, diabetes testing, and consultations, were conducted by District Hospital Singtam.
• Free Medicines: Prescribed medicines were distributed at no cost.
Participation:
Landfill Facility Employees: Priority was given to ensure their health and safety.
General Public: Residents from surrounding areas attended and benefited from the services.
Impact:
Health Awareness: The camp educated the community on health issues and the importance of regular check-ups.
Access to Health Services: The camp made healthcare more accessible by removing barriers such as distance and cost.
Community Ties: The collaboration demonstrated a strong partnership aimed at improving community health.
Conclusion
The health camp was a success, providing essential health services and fostering community well-being, with active participation from municipal officials emphasizing their commitment to public health.