Tarun Karthick
Sri Vijaya Puram, 26 March 2025
The Directorate of Health Services (DHS), in collaboration with the Union Territory Health Mission (UTHM) and ANIIMS, efficiently performed a fixed-day sterilisation camp at PHC Hutbay, Little Andaman, from March 17 to March 22, 2025. During the six-day camp, a file 154 girls from Hutbay, R.Okay. Pur, and close by villages availed of laparoscopic sterilisation providers, a recognised everlasting technique of household planning.
The sterilisation workforce was led by Professor (Dr.) M.Okay. Saha, Medical Superintendent of GB Pant Hospital, ANIIMS, and Dr. R. Narayanan, Senior Anaesthetist, with sturdy help from the workers of GB Pant Hospital, Sri Vijaya Puram. Their dedication and experience enabled the completion of 154 procedures in a remarkably brief interval.
Dr. Rajni Tiwari, Medical Officer In-charge of PHC Hutbay, and her workforce performed an important position by offering important background help and help to the working workforce, guaranteeing the sleek execution of the procedures.
The Director of Health Services additionally acknowledged the dear help of the Directorate of Shipping Services for offering the vessel M.V. Shompen, which facilitated the transportation of the sterilization workforce and OT gear, contributing considerably to the success of the camp.
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