A free medical camp was held in Madhukhali.

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A free medical camp was held in Madhukhali.

Published : Sunday, 10 May, 2026 at 4:18 PM, Count : 182

A free medical camp was held in Madhukhali in memory of the late Reverend Paul Munshi, the architect of CSS.

A free medical camp was organized in Madhukhali, Faridpur, in memory of the late Reverend Paul Munshi, the architect of CSS.

The medical camp was arranged on Sunday, May 10, 2026, at the branch office located in Paschim Garakhola under the upazila, organized by the CSS Microfinance Program.

The chief guest of the event was Tapas Ghosh, Regional Manager of the Faridpur Region under the Kushtia Zone. Among others present were Vidyabithi School teacher Umme Kulsum, retired police officer Sirajul Islam, business representative Abu Taleb, B.M. Debashis Basu, A.B.M. Prohlad, field officers Robiul, Zahirul, Mozaffar, and other local dignitaries.

At the medical camp, free healthcare services were provided to poor and general people of the area. Necessary medicines were also distributed free of cost among the patients.

The organizers stated that such humanitarian initiatives would continue in the future as part of their social service activities.

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