On the 11th of August we
made our way to the second province which was Kampung Chhnang. The journey took
about an hour from Phnom Penh and at about 8 o'clock in the morning, we arrived
at Kampung Chhnang Friendship Clinic.
Upon arrival we were surprised to see that the
villagers were already flooding the clinic and little children were ready with
their parents for the circumcision. We immediately set up the mobile clinic and
arranged the setting for the circumcision.
The villagers are waiting for their turn for consultation with IMAC doctors. |
Setting up the dispensary. |
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Weight and height measurement station at mobile clinic. |
With the help from IMAC doctors and medical
students, we managed to cater for 411 villagers who came to seek medical help
at the mobile clinic and circumcised 52 boys on that day.
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CRM members and IMAC medical students performing circumcision. |
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Despite the lack of proper facility, everyone was trying their best. |
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We had to pump the water from the nearest well to get water supply. |
Other activities
included were colouring contest and health hygiene practicals like teeth
brushing and hand washing. Later on that day, we visited the well that has been
built in that kampung with the
donation money that we had collected earlier prior to the departure to Cambodia.
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Teaching the children on how to brush their teeth. |
Ketua kampung and IMAC leaders testing the newly built well donated by CRM'12 |
Happy villagers. |
At about 4 in the afternoon, we packed up and
set off for Phnom Penh for our next agenda which was a charity iftar organised by Cambodian Muslim
Association at Modern Centre 5 and gave our donation for the waqaf land to support the education for
Cambodian Muslim. The scrumptious local food served was so delightful and after
the iftar we made our way to the
mosque for tarawikh and later
returned to our hotel at about 9.30 in the evening.
Can still managed a smile after a tiring day :) |
Sumptuous iftar that really made our day. |
Although it was a very
hectic day, there were a lot of new things that we learnt on that that. It was
a very valuable experience for all of us and for most of us, it was our first
time using water from the well that we had to pump the water out manually by
ourselves for cleaning purposes. Despite the blazing sun, everyone was still
motivated till the very end with the spirit of Ramadhan. Hopefully everything
that we learnt in this relief mission will make us a better person in the
future, insyaAllah.
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