More than a thousand people have benefitted from the Medical Camp held in Vanualevu whole of last week and this week in Vitilevu.
The Medical Camp organised by the Satya Sai organisation of Fiji in conjunction with the same organisation in New Zealand and Australia and the Health Ministry is currently in Tavua.
The Regional Coordinator of Satya Sai Organisation, Arvind Sewram said altogether 1,500 people have benefitted from this camp so far and they hope to see more people whole of this week.
Sewram said more people are suffering from Non Communicable diseases and people should take advantage of the free clinics offered.
Sewran said 65 doctors, nurses and medical professionals are in the country from New Zealand and Australia to conduct the medical camp.
He said minor operations are carried out as well as all the other medical tests are done.
Over 1000 people benefit from Medical Camp
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