As part of the "Great Return" Program to the liberated territories, the Ministry of Health continues to conduct various medical examinations among citizens, as well as educational campaigns aimed at promoting health. The next event took place on August 9. Medical staff from the Ministry's Scientific Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics conducted examinations of residents in the city of Lachin.

The main goal of the event is to assess the health status of citizens living in Lachin district and, if necessary, to implement treatment and rehabilitation measures. Additionally, it aims to provide immediate medical intervention and treatment for diagnosing and detecting injuries, fractures, and dislocations, as well as addressing problems arising from trauma and injuries. Furthermore, the initiative seeks to restore citizens' functional capabilities and improve their quality of life through the application of post-traumatic rehabilitation programs, raise awareness to prevent traumatic injuries, and prevent such problems in the future.

During the examinations, residents who were found to have health issues were given professional medical advice and prescribed appropriate treatments. In addition, diagnostics were conducted for spine, nerve, musculoskeletal system, and all types of traumatic and orthopedic diseases. The doctors and physiotherapists from the Scientific Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics provided participants with recommendations for achieving a quick and effective recovery of their health. During the campaign, over 150 citizens were examined.

It should be noted that the Ministry of Health also plans to continue holding educational events and examination campaigns in other liberated areas.