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Orthopaedic doctors to conduct media OPD clinic

Guwahati: Two experienced Orthopaedic doctors from Apollo Hospitals will conduct this week’s media OPD clinic at Guwahati Press Club. Dr Navaladi Shankar and Dr Ram Bathi from the Chennai based hospital will be available for free consultation to media persons from 4.30 to 6.30 pm on 6 October (Saturday) next.

Organized under the series of ‘Evening with a Doctor’ programs for the benefit of press club members along with their close relatives, the camp has been supported by Down Town Hospitals, GNRC Hospitals, Dispur Hospital, Ayursundra Hospital, Wintrobe Hospital, Health City Hospital, Nemcare Hospital, Excelcare Hospital, Sun Valley Hospital, Narayana Hospitals, Swagat Hospital, Barthakur Clinic etc.

Journalists of other States, who are eventually in the city may also participate in the camp and take the advantage along with their family members, said a statement issued by the press club adding that there is no registration (or any other) fee.

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