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LUDHIANA: A free medical check-up camp was organised at Barundi village by Dr HS Pannu, Director of Department of Internal Medicine of Fortis Hospital, in memory of his late grandfather, Amar Singh Pannu.

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, May 14

A free medical check-up camp was organised at Barundi village by Dr HS Pannu, Director of Department of Internal Medicine of Fortis Hospital, in memory of his late grandfather, Amar Singh Pannu. The camp was organised on 50th death anniversary of Amar Singh Pannu. It was attended by all multispeciality doctors of the hospital, who examined more than 400 patients. Free ECG, uric acid, HbA1c, blood sugar, blood pressure, hepatitis B & C and eye screening tests were done. Medicines were also given to patients free of cost.

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