Korea Overseas Volunteers (KOVs) of Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) held a Medical and Educational Camp for 750 people in Janakinagar of Sarlahi district, Nepal, for three days.

Most of the treated patients had been suffering from inflammation in the middle ear, arthralgia and high blood pressure. Also, an orientation on environment, hygiene, basic physical exercise was given to 400 children at the camp as well.

KOICA expected the health camp to be an opportunity to raise not only the health standards of those who lack easy access to health facilities, but also the emotional interaction between the community and KOVs. KOICA also hoped that this kind of program will enhance the cultural bond, mutual understanding and friendship between the two countries.