Grand Inauguration of Sathyalok Free Dialysis Center with Bed facilities worth Rs 1.5 crore

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  • Tamil Nadu Health Secretary Dr.J. Radhakrishnan and Rajeev Sampath inaugurated the Sathyalok Free Dialysis Center with 10 dialysis machines and bed facilities worth Rs. 1.5 crore.

Chennai, March 19, 2022: The Rotary Club of Chennai Capital is one of Chennai's leading Rotary Clubs. They have several long term and short term projects including schools , hospitals and also have done mammoth work in Chennai Covid relief flood relief and whatever the need of the hour.

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This year, Rotary Club President Rajiv Sampath donated Fresenius German dialysis machines and beds worth Rs 1.5 crore to the Sathyalok Foundation to help people with kidney problems.

The Sathyalok Shanti Lulla MWRT 10 Rotary Club of Chennai Capital Dialysis Center is going to be be giving free or subsidised dialysis treatment to almost 18000 people per year at Porur and surrounding areas.




President Rajiv Sampat also stated that this year 2.5 crores had been donated by the club to various other projects like vision Centers , cancer hospitals schools and orphanages benefiting tens of thousands of people.

The Dialysis machine hand over was presided over by Chief guest Dr J Radhakrishnan Principal Health secretary Government of Tamilnadu and Rtn J Sridhar District Governor Rotary District 3232 among other dignitaries.

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