Mechuka, Dec 27: Healthcare services reached the remote hamlet of Lhalung Village in Mechuka, Arunachal Pradesh, as Spear Corps organized a medical camp for the border community of Shi-Yomi district. The initiative aimed to provide essential healthcare to residents who have limited access to medical facilities due to the region’s remote location and challenging terrain.

The camp offered comprehensive health check-ups, distribution of medicines, and awareness programs on hygiene, nutrition, and preventive healthcare. Doctors and medical staff from the camp conducted examinations for villagers of all age groups, identifying common ailments and providing necessary guidance for follow-up care.
In addition to treatment, the camp emphasized health education, ensuring that the community is better equipped to manage minor illnesses and maintain overall well-being. Officials of Spear Corps highlighted that such initiatives reflect the armed forces’ commitment to the welfare of border communities, fostering trust, and strengthening bonds between the forces and local residents.
The medical camp was widely appreciated by the villagers, who expressed gratitude for the timely and accessible healthcare services, highlighting the importance of outreach programs in remote areas.