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Free Health Camp for Low-Income people held in Satkhira

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By Gazi Mahida Mizan from Satkhira,

A free health camp was held for low-income communities in Satkhira, jointly organized by BARCIK, SD Hospital, and the Banikbarta newspaper.

The camp, held in the Kukrali Bospara area on Saturday, provided free medical services, medicines, and nutritional advice to over one hundred people, including women and children. Medical services were provided by Dr. Mosaddek Hossain, a Medical Officer from SD Hospital.

Organizers mentioned that many of the beneficiaries, displaced from their villages by climate change impacts, now lead impoverished lives in the city. “Extreme heat waves in urban areas severely affect their lives and health, often pushing them deeper into poverty when they seek medical care. This camp is a small effort to support them,” an organizer said.

Kohinoor Begum, a beneficiary, said, “Most people in our areas are poor and cannot afford proper medical care, especially women. This camp is a great help for us.”

Bangladesh Resource Center for Indigenous Knowledge, BARCIK is a non-governmental non-profit development organization. Established in 1997 by a group of development practitioners, researchers and social workers, BARCIK has been working in the fields of environment and development with utmost commitment and purpose. Registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau under the Prime Minister’s Office, Government of Bangladesh, to operate foreign funds.

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