Arunachal Pradesh Doctors Association launch ‘Mission Sahayog’ to provide medical help

A Correspondent

NAHARLAGUN: The Arunachal Pradesh Doctors Association (APDA) on Wednesday launched “Mission Sahayog” to provide medical help to the distressed section of the public amidst the COVID-19 nationwide lockdown.

During the launch, APDA contributed rations for 400 needy families in the Capital Complex. The ration was received by Capital Complex ADC Talom Dupak.

Speaking to the reporters, president of APDA Dr. Emi Rumi said that due to the lockdown, the doctors are unable to reach out to every individual. Therefore, the association came out with an idea to provide basis essential commodities.

As of now, 400 families will be provided with 5kg of rice, 2 kg of dal and 1 kg of salt, he said.

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