Mass Screening for Corona infections by RSS Swayamsewaks in Mumbai; 2061 people have been screened
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Mass Screening for Corona infections by RSS Swayamsewaks in Mumbai; 2061 people have been screened

Mass Screening for Corona infections by RSS Swayamsewaks in Mumbai; 2061 people have been screened

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Jun 18, 2020, 04:32 pm IST
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A total of 45 RSS Swayamsewaks in 15 teams guided by 5 Doctors were involved in the “Mass Screening for Corona” in Ramabhai Ambedkar Nagar, Ghatkopar East today. Through this effort a total of 2061 people have been screened.
 
These 15 teams were assisted by more than 25 people of local mitra mandals and organisations. The team of doctors are now working on the data to filter out the high risk suspects which will be consecutively shared with ward officials.
 
RSS also continuously engages in screening activities apart from food, ration distribution, PPE kit distribution to local clinics, etc during this time of Corona pandemic. 
 
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