Doha: Registration for the 20th Asian Medical Camp, organised for low-income residents from Asian countries, has closed, with around 3,000 people registering for the initiative. General Convener Noufal Paleri announced that selected participants will receive digital registration cards via WhatsApp.

The camp is jointly organised by the Centre for Indian Community (CIC Qatar) and the Indian Doctors Club, with the approval and cooperation of Qatar’s Primary Health Care Corporation (PHCC), Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) and the Ministry of Public Health. Participants must bring their digital cards and attend at the time specified on them, as medical examinations will be conducted in different shifts.

The camp will be held on Friday, October 30, from 6:30 am to 4 pm at Umm Al Seneem Health Centre. Recognised as one of the largest medical camps in the GCC, the initiative will also feature health awareness programmes and public training sessions. The Qatar Red Crescent and the Qatar Diabetes Association will participate, alongside professional organisations including United Nurses of India Qatar, the Indian Pharmacists Association and the Indian Physiotherapy Forum.

More than 500 CIC volunteers, including men, women and students, will support the camp by coordinating activities and assisting participants. The initiative aims to provide medical services and promote health awareness among low-income residents from India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and other Asian countries living in Qatar.

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