SILCHAR : As part of the ongoing Seva Hi Samarpan Sewa Saptah, the District Administration, Cachar, in partnership with the Health Department, organised the 4th Mega Health Camp under Susrusha Setu at Jagannath Singh College, Udharbond, on Tuesday.

The camp saw an overwhelming response, with 3,619 patients registered and 395 referred for advanced medical care, reflecting growing public trust in government-led healthcare initiatives.

The event was held under the guidance of District Commissioner Mridul Kumar Yadav, IAS, who attended as Guest of Honour. Other dignitaries present included Chief Guest Mihir Kanti Shom, MLA, Udharbond; Assistant Commissioners Junali Divi, ACS, and Phunlalngir Chorei, ACS; Dr. Shibananda Roy, Joint Director of Health Services; Dr. A. P. Goala, SDM&HO, Udharbond; and Rahul Ghosh, DPM, NHM Cachar.

Addressing the gathering, MLA Mihir Kanti Shom expressed gratitude to the Chief Minister of Assam, Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma, for launching a visionary health initiative that screens children for 59 different diseases. “This programme underlines the government’s commitment to preventive healthcare and early detection, crucial for building a healthier Assam,” he said.

He also thanked the District Commissioner, Superintendent of Police, Silchar Medical College & Hospital, Police Department, and local PRI members for their efforts in mobilising children and ensuring smooth organisation of the camp.

“The spirit of Seva Hi Samarpan lies in this collaboration, where administration, health officials, and local representatives work together for the welfare of the community,” he added.

District Commissioner Mridul Yadav praised the Health Department for successfully conducting a large-scale camp that embodied the initiative’s spirit. He commended the medical teams, support staff, and officials who worked tirelessly to deliver quality healthcare to thousands of beneficiaries.

“The Cachar District Administration is committed to public health and will continue to support such health melas to ensure the objectives of Susrusha Setu are achieved,” he said. The DC also acknowledged MLA Shom’s active involvement, noting that outreach programmes like this bring healthcare services directly to rural and semi-urban communities.

Earlier, Dr. Shibananda Roy delivered the welcome address, explaining that the Seva Hi Samarpan Sewa Saptah commemorates the Prime Minister’s birthday and highlights Assam Government’s commitment to accessible healthcare under Chief Minister Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma.

He noted that patients referred from the camps will receive advanced treatment at higher medical centres, ensuring continuity of care, and praised the collaboration between the Health Department and District Administration.

The Udharbond mega health camp offered general consultations, maternal and child care, diagnostic testing, and awareness sessions on non-communicable diseases. The strong turnout demonstrated the public’s growing confidence in government healthcare initiatives.

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