Pakistan Army Provides Free Medical Camps in Remote Areas

The Pakistan Army continues to serve the public in underdeveloped areas. It remains active in providing health and welfare services. Army support ensures efficient organization and proper management of medical camps.

Recently, free medical camps were held in Mastuj, North Waziristan, and Azad Kashmir. In addition, camps also operated in Krila Sector, Kotli, Bagh, and Datta Khel. Qualified army doctors attended all camps, offering expert medical care.

At these camps, certified doctors performed thorough medical check-ups for men, women, and children. They carefully examined patients and provided guidance on health issues. Medical staff ensured all services were free of cost.

During the severe winter season, doctors focused on preventing seasonal diseases. Paramedical staff worked tirelessly to provide treatment and health advice. Residents received immediate care for common winter illnesses.

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A large number of local people benefited from these medical camps. They also received free medicines to support ongoing treatment. The initiative eased healthcare access for remote communities.

Local communities praised the Pakistan Army’s welfare efforts. They described the camps as a significant step toward public health. Residents appreciated the army’s commitment to helping citizens.

Overall, the free medical camps reflect the army’s dedication to public service. They aim to promote a healthy society across the country. Continuous support strengthens trust between the army and local communities.