Hundreds of residents and mine employees in the remote mining town of Kamativi received free specialized medical care during a collaborative health outreach program hosted by Kamativi Mining Company (KMC).
The event brought together a multidisciplinary delegation of Chinese medical doctors who provided crucial clinical services to a community long constrained by geographic isolation and limited access to specialized doctors.
Patients were screened, examined, and treated across a broad spectrum of medical fields, including general surgery, urology, obstetrics and gynaecology, endocrinology, orthopaedics, respiratory medicine, and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).
Free pharmaceuticals and diagnostic support were dispensed on-site, easing the financial burden on vulnerable families who otherwise struggle to afford distant hospital visits.
Local leadership, including the Community Health Committee and staff from the Kamativi Clinic, worked closely with KMC management to coordinate patient flow and ensure orderly triage.
Company representatives emphasized that the medical outreach forms part of a broader corporate social responsibility framework aimed at elevating local living standards, addressing infrastructural deficits, and fostering sustainable development as the area continues its economic revival as a major lithium hub. 
