ISLAMABAD: A free medical treatment camp has been established by the Pakistan Army in far-flung area of Gishkor and Kooli in District Awaran, Balochistan, the ISPR said on Saturday. Specialist doctors including lady doctors provided medical care and free medicine to more than 3,500 patients, including women and children. 100 eye surgeries were also performed besides important diagnosis test of ECG, ultrasound, hepatitis screening, etc. Free ration packs were also distributed amongst 150 families. The medical camp provided much- needed healthcare to local population.
Similar medical camps were established in Kharran, Gulistan, Badini, Shahraig, Naushki, Naseerabad, Chaman and Ziarat areas, which provided quality medical facility to thousands of patients. These medical camps are established on the directions from the COAS as army’s reach-out programme to poor population aimed at providing them healthcare in far-flung areas of Balochistan.
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