Over 500 People Receive Free Healthcare Services Including Eye Care, Circumcision, Blood Group Testing and Diabetes Screening

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Lions and Leo Club of Chittagong Imperial City, one of the prominent clubs of Lions District 315B4, Bangladesh, in collaboration with the Gausia Committee Bangladesh, Rahman Nagar Branch, organized a free integrated medical service camp at Masjid-e-Noor Complex, Rahman Nagar, Chattogram, marking the observance of Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi (PBUH) and a memorial gathering in remembrance of the late Alhaj Mohammad Ekramul Haque.
The day-long humanitarian initiative provided free healthcare and diagnostic services to more than 500 people, reflecting the commitment of Lions and Leo volunteers to community health, humanitarian service and social welfare.
The camp offered free circumcision, eye care services, blood group testing and diabetes screening. In addition, an awareness campaign against the use of polythene was conducted as part of the programme.
The programme was attended by Lion S. M. Shamsuddin, MJF, former District Governor of Lions District 315B4, Bangladesh, as the Chief Guest. Lion Dr. Abdullah Al Harun, MJF, Lions Quest Chairperson of Lions District 315B4, Bangladesh, attended as the Special Guest.
Among others present were Allama Sekander Hossain Al-Qaderi, Khatib of Rahman Nagar Masjid-e-Noor; Lion Md. Tarek ul Alam, Vice President of Lions Club of Chittagong Imperial City; Lion Md. Abu Raihan Chowdhury; Lion Muhammad Obidur Rahman, Secretary; Lion Md. Muradul Haque, Joint Secretary; Lion Abu Hanif Liton, Joint Treasurer; Lion Syed Shafiul Azam Nino; Jasim Uddin Sabuj, Camp Organizer, Lions Hospital; Leo Mohammad Minhaj Uddin Mahmud, President of Leo Club of Chittagong Imperial City; Leo Omar Haider, Immediate Past President; Leo Sirajul Islam Ripon, Past President; Leo Al Faisal, Vice President; Leo Ashfaria Bakko, Joint Secretary; Leo Sakib Jisan Ronik, Joint Treasurer; Leo Maria, Sister Coordinator; Leo Moriyom, Blood and Diabetes Coordinator; Leo Safa, Leo Member; and representatives of Gausia Committee Rahman Nagar Branch, including Tousif Reza Mishkat and Homaun Kabir Rabbi.
The integrated medical camp was coordinated by Lion Md. Muradul Haque, Joint Secretary of Lions Club of Chittagong Imperial City, who served as the Chief Coordinator of the overall medical and circumcision programme.
Under the leadership of Dr. Shuvo Chakraborty and Dr. Saimun Nahar, nearly 100 patients received eye-care consultations and free medicines. Under the supervision of Quantum Circumcision Centre, 20 individuals received free Sunnah circumcision.
Meanwhile, Leos of the Leo Club of Chittagong Imperial City conducted blood group testing for approximately 200 people, while more than 100 people received free diabetes screening.
The organizers said the initiative was designed to bring essential healthcare services closer to people in the community, particularly those who may face barriers in accessing basic medical and diagnostic services. The programme also demonstrated the importance of collaboration among service organizations, healthcare professionals and youth volunteers in addressing community needs.
The organizers expressed their commitment to continuing humanitarian, healthcare, environmental awareness and community development initiatives in the future under the spirit of Lions Clubs International’s commitment to service.
Photo Caption:
A section of the free integrated medical service camp jointly organized by Lions and Leo Club of Chittagong Imperial City and Gausia Committee Bangladesh, Rahman Nagar Branch, featuring free circumcision, eye-care services, blood group testing and diabetes screening.