Champawat District Hospital has received 4 wheelchairs from the Ladwal Foundation to support patients who need assistance moving through the facility. The equipment was presented by foundation chairman Narendra Ladwal.
The donation is expected to provide relief to patients and make movement within the hospital easier. CMS Dr H.S. Hyanki welcomed the contribution and thanked Ladwal for providing the wheelchairs.
Officials attend handover programme
The presentation took place in the presence of hospital staff and other representatives. Those attending included Rohit Bisht, KMVN non-government director and councillor; anaesthetist Dr Manoj Singh Kunwar; and senior pharmacist Tan Singh.
The 4 wheelchairs will be available for use by patients at Champawat District Hospital. The donation adds mobility support for people visiting the district-level healthcare facility.
Conclusion
The Ladwal Foundation’s contribution gives Champawat District Hospital 4 wheelchairs, with the hospital expecting the equipment to ease patients’ movement and provide relief.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What did the Ladwal Foundation give to Champawat District Hospital?
The foundation donated 4 wheelchairs to the hospital.
Q. Who presented the wheelchairs?
Ladwal Foundation chairman Narendra Ladwal presented the wheelchairs.
Q. What did the hospital say about the donation?
CMS Dr H.S. Hyanki said the wheelchairs would provide relief to patients and thanked the foundation chairman.
Q. Where was the donation made?
The donation was made at Champawat District Hospital.
Q. Which representatives attended the programme?
Rohit Bisht, Dr Manoj Singh Kunwar and senior pharmacist Tan Singh were among those present.
