Sebaashray Initiative: A Milestone in Accessible Healthcare

The 'Sebaashray' health initiative, led by Abhishek Banerjee, provided free medical services to over 12.3 lakh people in 75 days. It conducted numerous health camps, offering medicines, diagnostic tests, and specialized treatments, ensuring access to healthcare for those in remote areas without financial or logistical barriers.

The 'Sebaashray' health initiative, spearheaded by senior Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee, wrapped up on Thursday, having extended free medical services to more than 12.3 lakh individuals.

The project, which ran for 75 days, included 70 regular camp days and five mega camp days, successfully registering 12,35,773 individuals. It provided medical testing for 8,93,162 persons, dispensed 11,22,001 medicines, and referred 6,476 patients for advanced treatments.

Spearheaded in Diamond Harbour, the initiative featured 291 regular and 270 mega camps. It excelled in delivering essential healthcare, including medication, diagnostic, and specialized services like cataract surgeries, to those in need, particularly in remote areas.

(With inputs from agencies.)