Hindustan Zinc Limited has provided healthcare services to 1,263 people through health camps organised across its key operational areas in Rajasthan and Uttarakhand. Conducted under the company’s healthcare project and community development programme in collaboration with Mamta HIMC, the camps covered Agucha, Chanderiya, Zawar, Dariba and Pantnagar.

Of the total beneficiaries, 766 were women and 497 were men. The initiative aims to improve access to preventive and curative healthcare services for people living in remote villages.

Specialist Doctors Provide Medical Consultations

To ensure that rural residents could access the services, transportation facilities were also arranged. This helped people reach the camps and receive the medical attention they needed.

Teams of gynaecologists, orthopaedic specialists, eye specialists and general physicians examined patients and provided medical advice. The camps were organised to make essential healthcare services more accessible to communities that may face difficulties reaching medical facilities.

Health Screenings and Free Medicines

The camps offered several essential health screening services, including eye examinations, haemoglobin tests, blood pressure checks and blood sugar tests.

Free medicines were also distributed to people in need, helping them obtain immediate relief and support for further treatment.

Focus on Rural and Tribal Communities

The initiative goes beyond providing medical services. It also seeks to empower rural and tribal communities by raising awareness about healthcare and encouraging people to seek timely medical attention.

Through its collaboration with Mamta HIMC, Hindustan Zinc continues to work towards improving access to quality healthcare in its operational areas. Such efforts aim to support healthier, better-informed and more empowered communities while contributing to lasting improvements at the grassroots level.

FAQs

1. How many people benefited from Hindustan Zinc’s health camps?

A total of 1,263 people received healthcare services through the camps.

2. How many women benefited from the initiative?

The camps provided healthcare services to 766 women.

3. How many men benefited from the health camps?

A total of 497 men received healthcare services.

4. Where were the health camps organised?

The camps were held in Agucha, Chanderiya, Zawar, Dariba and Pantnagar in Rajasthan and Uttarakhand.

5. Which organisation collaborated with Hindustan Zinc?

The camps were organised in collaboration with Mamta HIMC under Hindustan Zinc’s healthcare project and community development programme.

6. Which medical specialists were available at the camps?

Gynaecologists, orthopaedic specialists, eye specialists and general physicians examined patients and provided consultations.

7. What health tests were conducted?

The services included eye examinations, haemoglobin tests, blood pressure checks and blood sugar tests.

8. Were medicines provided free of cost?

Yes, free medicines were distributed to people in need.