Health camp held at Korala Pass benefits 126 individuals

Mustang, Oct 18: A one-day health camp was organized today by the Armed Police Force Nepal at Korala, the vicinity of the 24th border pillar of the Nepal-China border area.     

The initiative was a collaborative effort between the Armed Police Force Nepal 33rd Battalion Headquarters in Mustang and the Armed Police Hospital in Pokhara. The health camp offered health care services to the local traders and laborers working in the Korala area along with tourists visiting the region.     

The area is located at an altitude of 4,610 meters above sea level. Deputy Superintendent of the Armed Police Force in Mustang Bhesraj Giri shared that 126 individuals received health care services from the camp.     

The medical team comprised eight members, including five doctors led by Dr. Aakarsha Shrestha from the Armed Police Hospital in Pokhara and three personnel from the 33rd Battalion of the Armed Police Force Nepal.(RSS)