Islamabad, In a significant outreach effort, the Pakistan Army organized a free medical camp in the Allahabad area of Chunian tehsil, district Kasur, offering essential healthcare services to the local populace and neighboring villages. This initiative brought specialist doctors and paramedical staff to examine and treat hundreds of individuals, providing them with not only medical consultations but also free medicines, nutritional supplements, and critical diagnostic services such as ECG and ultrasound tests.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the camp successfully served over 1300 patients, emphasizing the Pakistan Army’s commitment to improving public health and wellness in underserved regions. Additionally, the event included educational sessions on hygiene, balanced diets, and the prevention and treatment of various diseases, including dengue, underscoring the importance of public health education in addition to direct medical services.

The local community expressed profound gratitude for the Pakistan Army’s efforts in regularly organizing such medical camps across rural areas throughout the year. These camps are part of a broader initiative by the Pakistan Army to extend modern healthcare facilities and free medication to impoverished populations in remote areas, thereby addressing critical gaps in the country’s public health infrastructure.

This event not only highlights the Pakistan Army’s role in safeguarding the nation’s health but also reinforces the importance of military involvement in humanitarian and social welfare activities beyond traditional security roles.