A Birthday Gift of Love and Service Thursday, November 24th, 2011

“Service to Man is Service to God”, is the oft repeated quote of Bhagawan and taking inspiration from that, the Sri Sathya Sai Organisation, Andhra Pradesh launched seven new Mobile Hospitals in Andhra Pradesh to benefit Villagers who live far away from health care facilities. The function was held in the morning in Sai Kulwant Hall.
Speaking on the occasion with his characteristic humility and grace, S.G.Chalam, State President, thanked Bhagawan for His infinite grace and compassion which inspired and motivated this project. Seven miniature mobile hospitals with most modern diagnostic equipment including Ultra Sonogram, X-ray, E.C.G., Semi Auto Analyser, Haemo Meter, Centrifuge, Auto Clave, Steam Steriliser, Eye-Refraction Equipment, Opthalmology Scope, Nebuliser, Dental Equipment and Gynecology Test Kit have been acquired to take health care to the doorsteps of the needy, ill and poor villagers in the districts of Visakhapatnam, East Godavari, West Godavari, Krishna, YSR Kadapa, Mahaboob Nagar and Hyderabad.

With these Sri Sathya Sai Mobile Hospitals, Primary Care will be rendered along with health and hygiene awareness education. With the help of voluntary services rendered by Doctors, Para Medical Staff and Sevadal, the patients who need critical care, secondary and tertiary care will be hospitalised in the affiliated nursing homes to our organisation in towns and cities and they will be provided the essential medical care with love and compassion. In an emotional tone, he prayed to Bhagawan to give strength and confidence to further His Mission.

After the talk, the state president requested the trustees Sri S.V.Giri, Sri V.Srinivasan and Sri R.J. Ratnakar along with the secretary of the Central Trust Sri Prasad Rao to inspect and inaugurate the mobile hospitals. Praying to Bhagawan, the trustees cut the ribbon, and  inspected the equipment. Pleased with their efforts, they congratulated them for the same.

This short and pleasant session was followed by Bhajans and Arati.

Source: The Prasanthi Reporter