Sohana Hospital Mohali organizes Mega Free Surgical Camp

By Tricitynews Reporter

Chandigarh 24^th March:- In the memory of Panth Rattan Bhai Jasbir Singh Khannewale, the Annual Gurmat Smagam held at Sri Guru Harkrishan Sahib (C) Eye Hospital Trust complex from March 24 to March 26, 2017. In a wake of this, Sohana Hospital, Mohali commenced Mega Free Surgical Camp where in thousands of patients from Punjab, Haryana, Himachal, Uttar Pradesh, Uttrakhand etc took advantage of this camp.  

The Samagam and Mega camp got inaugurated by Balbir Singh Sidhu, MLA Mohali in the presence of Bhai Davinder Singh Khalsa, Chairman, Gurmeet Singh, Secretary, Sarabjeet Singh Pinka, Trustee, along with Dr Gagandeep Singh Sachdeva, CEO, Sohana Hospital in presence of Adarsh Suri, Chief Administrator.

As Many as 2519 patients from different States of India got themselves registered for Free Surgeries in this Camp. The camp has its Informing stalls at place from where patients got their requisite information. It is pertinent to mention here that in this Camp, patient got them registered for all types of Surgeries like Heart, Cancer, Knee Replacement, Hip Replacement, General Surgery, ENT Surgeries etc. Sohana Hospital has been doing Free Surgery Camp every year at the time of Annual Gurmat Samagam.

While inaugurating the camp, MLA Balbir Singh Sidhu expressed his pleasure being present at the Gurmat Samagam. He said that serving the society is the only true way to serve Almighty. 

On the other hand Chairman Bhai Davinder Singh Khalsa along with Gurmeet Singh and Sarabjeet Singh Pinka awarded Siropa to the MLA Sidhu. CEO of Sohanae Hospital Dr Gagandeep Singh Sachdeva expressed his views and said that Sohana Hospital has become Multi-Speciality Hospital now, It is not only a Eye Hospital, many other specialist are there to serve the society. Because, society has given us so much and through this way, we are doing our bit while returning our services back for the welfare of the society.

At the occasion, various religious personalities, including jathedars of holy Takhts delivered discourse and prominent raagi jathas performed kirtan during the samagam.