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His Majesty’s medical team treats about 200 people in Zhemgang

September 22, 2014
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His Majesty’s medical team-Zhemgang-A team of doctors accompanying His Majesty offered medical checkup to the people in Zhemgang and Buli, and performed laparoscopy for kidney and gall stone patients, as well as several other minor surgeries.

The medical team is an integral part of His Majesty’s Royal Tours within the country, and travels especially to provide medical services to people.

Despite the heavy rain, people of all ages came from Buli and even from far off villages like Namshong and Bardo, having travelled for several hours.


The people expressed satisfaction at the opportunity to get a thorough medical checkup so close to their villages.

The medical team performed endoscopy, ultrasound, eye checkup, dental treatment, minor surgeries, and diagnosed and treated various ailments.

It was a great relief especially for the people suffering acute pain due to gallstones and kidney stones, who were taken to Zhemgang and operated upon.

The medical team performed over 10 minor surgeries, 30 major surgeries and 160 endoscopies.

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