J&K Bank Retired Employees Welfare Association, Jammu organizes Health Check-up Camp

Refugee Message Bureau

Jammu, March 03: Under the aegis of the core committee members of the J&K Bank Retired Employees Welfare Association, Jammu, a full-body health checkup camp was organised on 2nd March 2025 (Sunday) at the association office, situated at Camp Gole Gujral Road near Jaswant Plaza. The initiative, undertaken in collaboration with Atulya Diagnostic Lab, aimed to provide comprehensive health checkups to retired employees and officers who are members of the association, along with their spouses who had given their consent to participate. The camp commenced at 7:30 AM, where a proficient medical team conducted full-body health examinations, covering 58 vital parameters along with PSA test as well. A substantial number of more than 250 members availed themselves of this health camp, which was organised for the fourth time following the overwhelming response to previous editions. The entire health checkup was offered free of cost to all participating members, with the association bearing the expenses as part of its ongoing commitment to their welfare. The camp was conducted under the guidance of Sardar Mohinder Singh (President), Sardar Iqbal Singh (Working President), Mr. R.K. Bhan (General Secretary), Mr. Chander Hass (Working General Secretary), Mr. P.P. Gupta (Vice President), Mr. V.D. Dogra (Vice President), Mr. Ved Gupta (Treasurer), Mr. Arun Kumar Gupta (Secretary), Mr. Yogesh Thappar (Secretary), Mr. Pawan Mahajan and other core committee members. Members were served refreshments after the completion of tests, considering the fasting requirements for the health checkup. The association expressed gratitude to all participants and the dedicated medical team for making this welfare initiative a success. This welfare camp once again exemplifies the association’s unwavering dedication to the health and well-being of its members and their families. The association remains steadfast in its mission to support its members not only during their service tenure but also in their retired lives, while actively contributing to societal welfare through various noble initiatives.