Free medical camp marks LIC golden jubilee fete

Andhra Pradesh - Visakhapatnam
Free medical camp marks LIC golden jubilee fete
Special Correspondent
VISAKHAPATNAM: A free medical camp was organised on Saturday by the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of India on its premises as part of its golden jubilee celebrations.

Head of the Department of Cardiology in the King George Hospital, Ramanarasimham, inaugurated the camp.

The LIC Senior Divisional Manager, Surendra Behera, reiterated the organisation's commitment to the well-being of the general public.

All the 22 branch offices in the division would conduct medical camps till Tuesday, he said. LIC panel doctors also came forward to provide medical advice at the camp.
The two-day policy servicing camp conducted as part of the Insurance Week celebrations exclusively for the benefit of Visakhapatnam Steel Plant Salary Savings Scheme policyholders concluded on Saturday.
The service camp was the first of its kind held on the employer's premises and all the 18,976 employees were issued the annual policy status reports.
The VSP Assistant General Manager, T. Govinda Rajulu, Mr. Behera, the LIC Marketing Manager, N. Nageswara Rao, and others visited the service camp and addressed the policyholders.
Similar service camp was also held at the APSRTC bus depot in S. Kota for the benefit of RTC employees on Friday. About 150 RTC employees visited the camp.
An exhibition stall put up by LIC as part of the celebrations at Gurazada Circle was inaugurated by the Police Commissioner, V.S.K. Kaumudi on Friday.

He said LIC had become a household name and synonymous with trust. "The facility of paying premium at any branch in the country is extremely useful to employees who go on frequent transfers," he said and released the `Bima Parivar Card.'