Preeti
Dharamshala
Motherland Multi‑Speciality Hospital organised a free health check‑up camp today at McLeodganj, a popular tourist destination in Dharamshala. The initiative aimed to provide accessible healthcare services to locals and visitors, while raising awareness about preventive health measures.
A team of experienced doctors conducted medical examinations and consultations for hundreds of people, ensuring that both residents and tourists benefited from the outreach. The camp also featured interactive sessions on common health issues and the importance of regular check‑ups.
The program was graced by Ashwani Bamba, President of the Hotelier Association McLeodganj, as the chief guest. Speaking at the event, Bamba emphasized the significance of such initiatives in tourist hubs: “Health camps at tourist spots are essential. They not only serve the local community but also ensure that visitors feel safe and cared for during their stay.”
Staff Nurse Thinley Tsetso (TSO) also participated, sharing valuable health information with attendees.
Organizers announced that similar welfare programs will continue in the future, reinforcing the hospital’s commitment to community service. The successful camp was widely appreciated by the public, highlighting the importance of combining healthcare with tourism development.
