Doda, June 1 -- In a compassionate outreach effort under Operation Sadhbhavana, the Indian Army's Rashtriya Rifles unit based in Bhadarwah organised a free medical and veterinary camp for tribal nomads living in the high-altitude meadows of Jammu & Kashmir's Bhaderwah. The camp was held in the Jai Valley, situated at 7,850 feet above sea level.
The initiative aimed to provide essential healthcare services to communities living in areas largely devoid of basic amenities.
Over 300 tribals who migrate annually to the upper reaches with their livestock received medical attention and free medicines from the team of Doctors and Veterinary specialists from the Army and SDH Bhadarwah.
Officials said the initiative was part of the Army's contin...
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