India, Dec. 2 -- Goa has seen a notable expansion in community-level healthcare access with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) organising more than 800 medical camps across the state, offering free or low-cost treatment to over 20,000 people.

The camps, held in both rural and urban areas, provided primary consultations, basic diagnostic tests and essential medicines. Residents report that the initiative has made routine healthcare services more accessible, reducing the need to travel long distances for minor ailments and check-ups.

According to organisers, the model focuses on delivering first-level care directly within neighbourhoods, ensuring timely support for senior citizens, women and children. Many communities have also reported improved a...