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	Nature Environment & Wildlife Society along with Nopany Institute of Healthcare Studies arranged special medical camp for the handicapped people at different places in Sunderban. And Special mobility aid was provided to people by Rotary Club .... more

	MEDICAL CAMPS	DATE: 16-17/10/2011 VENUE: Rudranagar ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 17th of October 2011, at Rudranagar , Sagar block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a primary school in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 9.00 am and ended at around 3.00 pm. Around 198 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were high fever, digestive problem, skin disease etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 18-19/10/2011 VENUE: Patiboniya ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 17th of October 2011, at Patiboniya, Namkhana block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a primary school in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 8.00 am and ended at around 3.00 pm. Around 221 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem mostly cataract among the elderly people, digestive problem, skin disease etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 01-02/11/2011 VENUE: Jotishpur ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 2 nd of November 2011, at Jotishpur , Basanti block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a Local Club in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 8.00 am and ended at around 03.30 pm. Around 209 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, Stomach Problem, skin disease etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 17-18/11/2011 VENUE: Muriganga I ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 18 th of November 2011, at Muriganga I , Sagar block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a Local Club in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 8.00 am and ended at around 02.00 pm. Around 197 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, Skin problem, Body Pain etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 29/11/2011 VENUE: Upendranagar ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 29 th of November 2011, at Upendranagar , Pathorprotima block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a Upendranagar Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 11.00 am and ended at around 02.30 pm. Around 112 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, Body Pain, high fever etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 08/12/2011 VENUE: Nafargange ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 08 th of December 2011, at Nafargange , Basanti block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 11.00 am and ended at around 03.00 pm. Around 155 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, Body Pain, high fever etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 19-20/12/2011 VENUE: Ramkarchar ATTENDED BY: Nilanjana Bhaumik SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 20 th of December 2011, at Ramkarchar , Sagar block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 09.00 am and ended at around 01.00 pm. Around 201 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, Stomach Problem, high fever etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 29-30/12/2011 VENUE: Patiboniya ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta & Sarmistha Sahoo SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 30 th of December 2011, at Patiboniya , Namkhana block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 09.00 am and ended at around 02.00 pm. Around 223 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, , high fever, digestive problem etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 09/01/2012 VENUE: Jotishpur ATTENDED BY: Sarmistha Sahoo SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 9 th of January 2012, at Jotishpur, Basanti block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 11.00 am and ended at around 04.00 pm. Around 201 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, Stomach Problem, high fever etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 15-16/01/2012 VENUE: Kishorimohanpur ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 16 th of January 2012, at Kishorimohanpur, Raidighi block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 09.00 am and ended at around 12.00 pm. Around 197 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, Stomach Problem, high fever etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 30-31/01/2012 VENUE: Rudranagar ATTENDED BY: Sarmistha SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 16 th of January 2012, at Rudranagar, Sagar block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 09.00 am and ended at around 2.00 pm. Around 229 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, Stomach Problem, high fever etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 8-09/02/2012 VENUE: Upendranagar ATTENDED BY: Sarmistha Sahoo and Jayasree Sarkar SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 09 th of February 2012, at Upendranagar, Pathorprotima block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a local club in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 09.00 am and ended at around 12.00 pm. Around 133 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, Stomach Problem, high fever, skin problem etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 18-19/02/2012 VENUE: Nikarighata ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta & Sarmistha Sahoo SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 19 th of February 2012, at Nikarighata, Canning block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a local club in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 09.00 am and ended at around 1.00 pm. Around 187 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, Stomach Problem, high fever, skin problem etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 11-12/03/2012 VENUE: Nafargange ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta & Sarmistha Sahoo SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 12 th of March 2012, at Nafargange, Basanti block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a Local Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 10.00 am and ended at around 03.00 pm. Around 212 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, high fever, skin problem etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 25-26/03/2012 VENUE: Muriganga ATTENDED BY: Jayasree Sarkar SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 26 th of March 2012, at Muriganga, Sagar block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a Local Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 09.30 am and ended at around 04.00 pm. Around 206 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, high fever, skin problem etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 30/03/2012 VENUE: Kathalberiya ATTENDED BY: Barnita DasGupta & Sarmistha Sahoo SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 26 th of March 2012, at Kathalberiya, Canning block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a Local Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 11.30 am and ended at around 01.00 pm. Around 98 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, high fever, skin problem, digestive problem etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 08-09/04/2012 VENUE: Rudronagar ATTENDED BY: Jayasree Sarkar SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 09 th of April 2012, at Rudronagar, Sagar block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a Local Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 10.00 am and ended at around 04.00 pm. Around 213 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, high fever, skin problem, digestive problem etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative. DATE: 15-16/04/2012 VENUE: Nafargange ATTENDED BY: Sarmistha Sahoo SUMMARY: Nature Environment & Wildlife Society had organized a health camp on 16 th of April 2012, at Nafargange, Basanti block of, Sunderbans which was funded by Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS). The programme took place at a Local Primary School in Sunderban. Dr. S. Banerjee (Eye Specialist), Dr. R. K Nayak(General Medicine and Public Health) went to Sunderban for the camp .The programme started around 10.00 am and ended at around 03.00 pm. Around 196 patients, irrespective of age limit, came for the medical checkup. Common symptoms that were diagnosed by the doctors were Eye Problem, high fever, skin problem, digestive problem etc. Free medicines were provided to the patients according to their requirement. In absence of minimal medical infrastructure in the area this effort helps in building the confidence of the community who are actively taking part in afforestation programme of mangroves and this programme is supported by funding from other corporate sources to support the LIVELIHOODS initiative.

	Nature Environment & Wildlife Society NEWS has organized Medical Camps in different parts of Sunderbans, such as in Gosaba, Canning, Sagar, Nafargange, Basanti etc. The main purpose of these camps was to diagnose the health problem faced by the people living in this threatened ecosytem and also to make them aware about their health problem and as well as basic sanitation and also provide them with basic free medicines.