The 2nd Camp was at Kg Serikin, about 4 Km from the Indonesian border.Our logistic partners found a large multi-purpose hall about a basketball size, set next to the Sunday Market ( you can see the empty stalls where the banners are hung.

This large hall was more than adequate. Our logistic partner even has wheelchairs on standby. It was used a few times

The interesting decision was to set the dental clinic on a stage at one side of the large multi-purpose hall.To provide privacy, we had to use some cloth to form a curtain. Our Impian volunteers were quite imaginative

The Ophthalmologist requested for a dark roomSo we set him on the omnly room at one end of the hall, using curtains to make it dark. The Snellen’s chart was also in that room so we had to use portable lamps.

The screening stations remained the sameThe girls worked hard

They came. Young and old. Able and disable.The wheelchair proved useful

They came in large numbersWe saw 176 patients from 1-5pm then 7-10pmThe GP sees them first and then refer if necessary

GPs hard at workSun has set.We worked till 10pm at Kg Serikin

GP hard a work.They worked the hardest.Food in the background for anyone hungry as meal time was unpredictable.

The specialist provided good backup for the GPs.ENT at work

Senior dermatologist explaining to patient.We carried a very adequate stock of dermatological drugs.

Opthalmologist hard at work.This slitlamp was on loan to us

We had healthy visitors too.YB Tony dropped by to give a word of encouragement.He had a speaking engagement in Kuching that evening, of course 1MDB, what else

Dentist and dental nurse at work on stage

Last station is always the pharmacy.Dr Margaret is free, so she is helping out

Registration ounterWaiting for patients to turn up.It was a hot afternoonBut ventilation was quite good

Impian Volunteers helping to direct patients from station to station

We closed our Camp at about 10 pmPacked up and return to homestay at Kg Duyoh

Goodbye Kg Serikin.