A forty-member team of specialists from Aloha Medical Mission, Hawaii along with 11 doctors from Nepal has started to examine patients from this morning.
The patients will benefit from the health camp for ten days, informed Bijay Gupta, a member of the organizational team.
The camp will primarily focus on people from underprivileged, backward and dalit communities, who cannot afford medical treatment, Gupta said.
The doctors will perform major surgeries on 200 patients and general surgeries on 600 others. According to the organizers, the health camp has been established at Rau Smarak Hospital, Lahan.
Security has been stepped up in view of a long stay of American doctors here in the district, informed Dhurba Prasad Dhakal, chief district officer.
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