Archive · 14 Sep 2025
BSF Organizes Medical Camps in Flood-Affected Areas of Jammu
Imagine the BSF as helpers going to places hit by floods.
They set up special clinics to help people who got sick or hurt.
Doctors and nurses checked people, gave them medicine, and also looked after animals like cows and goats.
The BSF worked in different villages, checking hundreds of people and animals.
They even worked with other doctors to provide even more help, showing they care for everyone affected by the floods, including their animals which help people make a living.
BSF organized medical camps in flood-affected areas of Jammu and Punjab.
Camps provided health check-ups and distributed medicines to villagers.
Veterinary camps were also conducted to provide care for livestock.
BSF collaborated with specialists from AIIMS Bathinda and Jammu.
The initiative aims to support communities and their livelihoods.
- Who
- Border Security Force (BSF)
- What
- Organized medical and veterinary camps
- When
- September 2024
- Where
- Jammu and Punjab
- Why
- To provide medical aid and support to flood-affected residents and their livestock
- Organization
- Border Security Force (BSF)
- Primary Activity
- Medical relief camps
- Locations
- Multiple districts in Jammu, Punjab
- Services Provided
- Health check-ups, medicine distribution, veterinary care
- Animals Examined
- 117 animals in Basaubarwan and 132 in Maharajpur