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Pupils and Teachers of Anumle Cluster of schools have benefited from free eye care carried out by the Accra Lions Golden Club.
At a press briefing in Accra, the leader of the Lions delegation overseeing the project, Francis Dankwa(MJF) mentioned, the activity was carried out to help the Anumle Community and to mark the vision month which falls in October.
About 1,200 pupils benefited from the gesture which involved some 10 medical professionals.
The leader further admonished the public to expect some laudable programs from the Accra Lions Golden Club as the year ends.
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