During the camp, over 124 patients were examined and treated for various dental issues. The event focused on not only offering treatment but also spreading awareness about oral hygiene, preventive dental care, and the importance of regular dental check-ups.

The camp was conducted under the able direction and inspiring guidance of Dr. Bandana, Chief Medical Officer (CMO), Central Hospital. It was led by Dr. Manjari Singh, Head of the Department of Dental Surgery, along with Dr. Ritesh Kumar Jha and their skilled medical team. The team emphasized that proper oral health practices can help prevent several diseases and improve overall well-being.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Bandana highlighted that dental health is a vital component of general health. She added, “Regular dental check-ups not only help maintain oral hygiene but also enable early detection of various other ailments. The objective of such camps is to extend free dental services and spread awareness about the importance of oral health.”

The initiative reflects BCCL’s unwavering commitment to the health and well-being of its employees and the surrounding community. The successful organization of the camp stands as a testament to BCCL’s dedication towards holistic healthcare and its ongoing efforts under Coal India’s health outreach initiatives.

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The initiative was formally flagged off by Nilendu Kumar Singh, Chairman-cum-Managing Director, CCL, in the presence of Director (Finance) Pawan Kumar Mishra, Director (HR) Harsh Nath Mishra, Director (Technical/Operations) Chandra Shekhar Tiwari, and Chief Vigilance Officer (CVO) Pankaj Kumar, along with several senior officers of the company.

Healthcare Access for 27 Villages in Chatra District

The “Upchar Aapke Dwar” project will extend free and accessible healthcare services to 27 villages of the Chatra district, covering 20 villages in the Amrapali area and 7 villages in the Magadh area under CCL’s command region. The mobile units will provide door-to-door medical services to ensure quality healthcare reaches even the most remote rural households.

• Equipped with Advanced Medical Technologies

• Each mobile medical unit is equipped with modern and portable medical technologies, including:

• AI-based handheld X-ray machines for on-the-spot diagnostics

• High-resolution thermal sensors for breast cancer screening

• Trunat machines for rapid tuberculosis (TB) testing

• General medicines and essential supplies for common ailments

These technologically advanced features will help in early detection and timely treatment of diseases, particularly in underserved regions.

Operated by RK HIV AIDS & Research

The MMUs will be operated by RK HIV AIDS & Research, an organization with proven expertise in public health outreach. Each vehicle will be staffed with a dedicated team comprising doctors, nurses, laboratory technicians, and community mobilizers. The team will conduct health check-ups, provide medicines, offer counseling, and create awareness on disease prevention and general wellness — all at the doorstep of beneficiaries.

CCL’s Commitment to Inclusive Healthcare

Speaking on the occasion, CMD Nilendu Kumar Singh reiterated CCL’s mission to make healthcare accessible, affordable, and inclusive for all residents within its operational areas. He emphasized that this initiative will bridge healthcare gaps in rural Jharkhand and strengthen preventive healthcare delivery at the grassroots level.

Through this initiative, Central Coalfields Limited once again reaffirms its commitment to improving the quality of life in mining-affected communities while contributing to the Government of India’s vision of equitable healthcare for all.

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