Over 1,000 Cyberabad traffic police personnel attend free lung, vascular health camp
Over 1,000 traffic police personnel in Cyberabad participated in a free health screening camp focused on pulmonary and vascular health. The initiative was organized by Yashoda Hospitals in collaboration with local police authorities to address health risks associated with environmental exposure.
Why it matters
It highlights the importance of occupational health initiatives for public servants working in high-pollution and high-stress environments.
More than 1,000 traffic police personnel in Cyberabad participated in a free Pulmonology and Vascular Health Screening Camp organised by Yashoda Hospitals on Thursday. The camp was organised in collaboration with the Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC), Cyberabad Police and Traffic Police.
The camp was aimed at promoting preventive healthcare, early diagnosis and awareness of respiratory and vascular health issues among traffic police personnel, who work regularly in challenging weather and environmental conditions.
As part of the programme, police personnel underwent specialised screenings for pulmonary and vascular health and received medical consultations and guidance from specialists. Medical experts stressed the importance of regular health check-ups to identify potential health concerns early and enable timely medical intervention.
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