Successful Health Fair in Sambhal District Provides Free Medical Services to 2,493 Residents
Highlights of the Chief Minister's Health Fair
On March 2, 2026, the Chief Minister's Health Fair in Sambhal district achieved remarkable success, offering free health services to a total of 2,493 individuals. This initiative, part of the Uttar Pradesh government's ambitious health program, has once again won the hearts of the public.
The health camps were set up at 28 rural primary health centers and 5 urban primary health centers across the district. The event saw participation from 1,209 men, 892 women, and 392 children, all of whom received free medical examinations, treatments, and medications.
Patients suffering from various ailments were examined, with notable cases including:
- 277 patients affected by fever
- 485 cases of skin diseases
- 357 patients with asthma
- 102 individuals diagnosed with diabetes
- 78 cases of hypertension
- 14 patients with eye-related issues
These statistics are based on a report released by the health department, indicating that the fair provided a platform for the public to access expert doctors, diagnostic facilities, and free medications all under one roof. Many patients were also assisted in obtaining Golden Cards under the Ayushman Bharat scheme, ensuring continued access to healthcare services.
According to district administration officials, the Chief Minister's Health Fair has proven to be an effective means of delivering health services directly to both rural and urban communities. Local residents have praised this initiative, noting that it offers significant support to underprivileged families.
This achievement underscores the government's commitment to health, as such fairs are regularly organized to provide free medical services to millions. The Sambhal district administration has expressed its determination to continue hosting similar events in the future.
Emphasizing the motto 'Health is Wealth,' the Sambhal Health Fair has set a benchmark for community health initiatives!