SOLUKHUMBU: The 7 Summit Foundation successfully organised a free eye camp in Tapting, Solukhumbu.The four-day event, held in collaboration with Matrika Eye Centre, Wangchu Memorial Hospital, and Soludhudkunda Municipality -10, aimed to provide essential eye care services to the local community, according to the foundation.
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Additionally, as part of foundation's commitment to improving the lives of individuals suffering from cataracts, doctors successfully conducted 46 cataract operations during the camp."These surgeries have undoubtedly made a significant impact on the lives of those affected, restoring their vision and enhancing their quality of life," Sherpa said.According to him, the foundation remains committed to its mission of serving the underprivileged and ensuring access to essential healthcare.Through initiatives like these, the foundation strives to make a positive difference in the lives of individuals communities, Sherpa shared.
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