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MMCT holds free Heath Check-up Camp

March 13, 2011
Moodbidri, March 11: Moodbidri Muslim Charitable Trust (MMCT) organized a free Heath Check-up Camp at Muhammadiya English Medium High School, Kotebagilu near here in association with AJ Institute of Medical and Dental Sciences Mangalore on Sunday from 9 am to 12 pm.

Dental check-up, skin check-up, ENT and check-up for other health problems conducted during the camp.

Briefing about the MMCT, SA Gafoor, Founder of the organization said that the trust was built to help the poor and needy to fulfil the aim of humanity without any differences.

MMCT has been engaged in charitable works with the distribution of pension to the widows, scholarships to students, medical aid and distribution of Yashaswini insurance Cards.

Noor Muhammad and Sayed Rafique Members of MMCT were present. Muhammad Nayaz, General Secretary, MMCT compered the programme.

Dr Gowri Shetty presided over the function. Dr Shubhan Alva was the chief guest.

Over 100 people got benefited from the camp, said a press release issued by the organisers.


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