Bhupender Yadav Flags Off ₹5.71 Cr REC Mobile Health Units in Rajasthan

Alwar (The Uttam Hindu): In alignment with its mission to deliver quality healthcare to remote communities, REC Limited has extended CSR support worth ₹5.71 crore to the Indian Red Cross Society, Alwar, for the operation of five Mobile Medical Units (MMUs) over the next three years.

The units were flagged off on October 5 by Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav, along with Rajasthan’s Minister for Environment, Forest, Climate Change and Science & Technology Sanjay Sharma. The launch event was attended by senior officials from REC’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) team, including General Manager and Department Head M.L. Meena, as well as dignitaries from the district administration and the Red Cross Society.

Equipped with GPS-enabled tracking systems, these mobile units will serve some of the most underprivileged and tribal regions of Rajasthan, reaching communities across Alwar, Bharthari, and Behror-Kotputli districts. The initiative aims to provide free medical consultations, treatments, medicines, and preventive healthcare awareness to over 10,000 people every month, thereby strengthening healthcare accessibility in rural areas.