Following intensive planning between the administration of Bogale Hospital, the township administrator, and the Irrawaddy River Doctors , a significant medical cooperation project was successfully implemented. The goal of this joint initiative is to strengthen medical care in remote regions once a year and provide patients in need with free treatment by qualified medical staff.

Since February 16 and 17 were public holidays, a last-minute opportunity arose to carry out this mission in the village of Gadon, located about six hours from Bogale. The entire team from Irrawaddy River Doctors , along with the doctors and nurses from the Bogale Hospital, set out to provide medical care to the local people. The small state-run hospital in Gadon served as the treatment center; with its 25 beds, it provided the necessary infrastructure. Since the  Irrawaddy River Doctors, which was anchored nearby, there was not enough space for the large number of medical professionals, so patients were treated directly on the premises of the small clinic.

The Irrawaddy River Doctors team provided all the volunteers on the Polli with food and lodging. After completing the two-day mission, the group returned to Bogale on the evening of February 17, allowing the Polli to resume Tag regular voyage the following Tag

This joint effort was a great success for healthcare in Gadon Village. Thanks to the close and trusting collaboration with the hospital director and the township administrator, many people received medical care, and relationships with local authorities were strengthened in the long term. This cooperation provides a solid foundation for the project’s future work and for supporting the population throughout the region.