153 Patients Examined at Mahoba Health Fair, Receive Free Medication

Health Fairs Held in Mahoba District

On Sunday, August 9, 2026, Chief Minister's Health Fairs were organized across Uttar Pradesh's Mahoba district, successfully examining a total of 153 patients. Spearheaded by Chief Medical Officer Dr. Vinay Kumar and supervised by Dr. P.K. Singh, Superintendent of Community Health Centre Jaitpur, these fairs took place at the health sub-centers in Ajnar, Khama, and Akouna.

The initiative provided essential free medicines and medical consultations to those in need. This effort represents a significant step towards strengthening local healthcare services and extending medical facilities to the general public, particularly in rural and remote areas where access is often limited.

Expansion of Health Services at Sub-Centers

At the Ajnar Arogya Medical Center, a dedicated team including Dr. Ramkumar, ANM Neetu, Staff Nurse Bhagwati, Shailendra Dwivedi, and Arun actively conducted health examinations for 48 patients. Lab technician Shailendra Dwivedi also performed tests on 7 patients, enabling early diagnosis of potential illnesses.

The health sub-center at Khama saw a team led by Dr. Prem Narayan Sharma, Dr. J.P. Pastore, Dr. Shailendra Singh, and Staff Nurse Kiran examine 54 patients and distribute necessary medications. This team was commendable for their dedication and swift response in serving a large number of individuals.

Similarly, at the Akouna health sub-center, 51 patients received successful health check-ups and treatment. A dedicated medical team at each sub-center ensured that every patient received individual attention and appropriate medical advice.

Focus on Seasonal Illnesses and Preventive Measures

A significant number of patients at the organized health fairs presented with seasonal illnesses, indicating an increase in health challenges with changing weather patterns. Doctors advised attendees on maintaining hygiene, consuming clean water, adopting a balanced diet, and taking precautions during the transitional weather.

Emphasis was placed on the effectiveness of timely health check-ups and proper treatment in preventing most seasonal ailments. Experts specifically highlighted the importance of personal hygiene, with a focus on water-borne diseases and respiratory infections, urging vigilance and adherence to preventive measures.