Hyderabad: The Eco Tourism Division of the Telangana Forest Development Corporation (TGFDC) organised a Mega Free Health Camp at the Botanical Garden in Hyderabad on Sunday as part of the Praja Palana – Pragathi Pranika celebrations. The initiative aimed to promote preventive healthcare and provide free medical services to regular visitors and walkers.
The health camp was inaugurated by K. Shireesha, Assistant Director, Eco Tourism Division, who inspected the medical facilities and interacted with participants. The programme was conducted in collaboration with a team of doctors and healthcare professionals from Sri Sri Holistic Hospitals.
Speaking on the occasion, Shireesha said the Botanical Garden receives nearly 3,000 walkers every day. She noted that many people often ignore minor health issues, which can lead to serious complications later. Therefore, the camp focused on early detection and preventive care.
A team of specialists, including General Physician Dr Nikhil, Dietitian Dr Prathysha and Ayurvedic expert Dr Rajya Laxmi, provided free consultations. The camp also offered diagnostic services such as blood pressure checks, blood sugar testing, weight assessment, ECG, 2D Echo screenings and eye examinations at no cost.
The Mega Free Health Camp received an encouraging response from visitors. A total of 372 walkers and garden visitors availed themselves of the free health services and medical consultations.
Participants appreciated TGFDC and Sri Sri Holistic Hospitals for bringing healthcare services directly to a popular public wellness space. Officials said the initiative reflected TGFDC’s commitment to community welfare by combining environmental awareness with public health.
Senior Divisional Manager and Assistant Director K. Shireesha, Plantation Manager V. Lakshma Reddy, Projects Manager K. Suman, Naturalists Samson Raju and Rohith, along with TGFDC staff members and Cognizant volunteers, participated in the event.
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