The Legislative Department organized a health check-up camp under “Special Campaign 6” to promote preventive healthcare and employee welfare.

The Legislative Department recently organized a comprehensive health check-up camp as part of “Special Campaign 6,” aimed at strengthening preventive healthcare among government employees and enhancing workplace well‑being. The initiative follows the format of the “Special Campaign” series that has been running for the past five years, providing regular health examinations, nutritional counseling, and mental health support at each stage. This camp included assessments of blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, vision‑hearing tests, and physical fitness, along with personalized advice from dietitians and psychologists.

The camp was conducted in collaboration with major government hospitals and private health institutions, ensuring the highest standard of medical facilities. Employees were given the option to register through a digital portal, making the process faster and more transparent. The program is expected to benefit approximately 2,000 employees, enabling early disease detection and timely treatment.

The head of the Legislative Department noted that preventive healthcare not only protects individual health but also brings significant improvements in efficiency and productivity. He added that “Special Campaign 6” will be expanded further in the future to establish similar health awareness programs across all government departments. Employees have welcomed this initiative positively, with many viewing the opportunity as a golden chance to regularly monitor their health.