Bhatkal: The Canara Muslim Khaleej Council (CMKC) inaugurated a mobile clinic at the Bhatkal Rabita office, which will provide free medical services to villages and various locations in the Sharavati belt, including Gangolli, Byndoor, Shiroor, and Bhatkal itself.

The clinic was inaugurated with a prayer led by Maulana Abdul Noor Fakarde Nadvi, the Deputy Qazi of Bhatkal Jamaat ul-Muslimeen.

Speaking at the inauguration, CMKC member Riyaz Manna urged the people of the Coastal belt of Karnataka to make use of this clinic.

It has been announced that the mobile clinic will have an MBBS doctor (Dr. Abdul Basha), a nurse, a lab technician, and supporting staff. Patients can receive check-ups, medications prescribed by the doctor, and various tests such as blood tests and ECGs based on the doctor's recommendations.

بھٹکل رابطہ دفتر میں CMKC موبائل کلینک کا افتتاح؛ مفت طبی سہولیات سے ساحلی بیلٹ کے عوام اُٹھاسکتے ہیں فائدہ
The mobile clinic will be stationed at the Bhatkal Rabita Office on Saturday, 6th April, where patients from Bhatkal can receive free treatment. In the evening, the clinic will visit villages in Bhatkal to attend to patients who require medical assistance at their homes.

The mobile clinic is scheduled to visit different locations on different days, ensuring access to medical treatment for people across the Sharavati Belt.

Atiqur Rahman Muniri, the Secretary-General of Bhatkal Muslim Gulf Council, commended the CMKC officials, including Mohammed Yunus Qazia, Amin Saifullah, and Abu Mohammed Mukhtasar, for their persistent efforts in realizing this initiative. He emphasized that the mobile clinic will serve people of all backgrounds without discrimination based on religion, caste, or creed. Muniri also expressed gratitude to Mr. Manegar Meeran for donating the mobile clinic to CMKC for this noble cause.

Former Secretary-General of Bhatkal Muslim Gulf Council, SJ Syed Hashim, Abdul Sami Kola, Ashraf Ali Misbah, and officials from various Jamaats were also in attendance at the inauguration.