Doctors raise concerns over bad living conditions in Manipur relief camps
As thousands of Meiteis and Kukis are in relief camps in violence-torn Manipur, a group of doctors that visited the state has expressed concerns about the issue of poor living conditions in relief camps, poor health conditions of Inmates.
A team of doctors from Indian Doctors For Peace and Development visited a relief camp each in the Meitei and Kuki areas.
The team included Dr Arun Mitra, Dr Shakeel, Dr Ravindranath and Dr Rajani, who were in Manipur from September 1 to 3. They visited a relief camp in the Khumanlankpak sports hostel in Imphal and the IIT relief camp in Kangpokpi district in the hill area. There are 334 such relief camps in Manipur currently.
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