Unakoti, Nov 1: In a significant outreach initiative under Operation Samaritan, a formation of the Spear Corps organised a medical camp in Tripura’s Unakoti district in collaboration with the District Health Society, extending specialised healthcare services to more than 400 people.

A team of specialist doctors from the Indian Army, along with civil administration health personnel, provided medical consultations, diagnostic facilities and essential medicines to local residents.
The camp also catered to ex-servicemen, Veer Naris and Next of Kin (NoKs), ensuring access to healthcare support for veterans and families of serving and deceased personnel.
The initiative aimed to address healthcare needs at the community level by bringing specialised medical services closer to people and facilitating timely diagnosis and treatment.
The collaboration between the Army and the civil health authorities highlighted the importance of coordinated efforts in improving healthcare access and strengthening public welfare.
Through Operation Samaritan, the Spear Corps reaffirmed the Indian Army’s commitment to community service, extending assistance beyond its operational responsibilities and reinforcing its bond with the local population.