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A slide-style page with a light grey header and two-column layout. Header reads Location: Madurai Aadheenam and Date: 26 May, 2012, with an Incident heading. The left column holds a block of body text describing a free medical camp. The right column has a Photos grid of six small photographs: top-left, a bare-chested man in orange cloth with a red-and-white marking and a figure in white holding a lit lamp before a deity murti; top-right, a man in white garments wearing a flower garland and orange shawl beside a person in white; middle-left, a woman in a white sari examining a seated man's arm at a clinic table; middle-right, a hall of people seated at tables and folding chairs; bottom-left, a seated elderly man and a woman in a sari at a consultation desk; bottom-right, a crowded hall with white-clad volunteers at desks. Several people are visible across the photos, mostly in white clothing.

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