Pakistan Army Organizes Free Medical Camp in Rawalakot, Providing Essential Healthcare

Rawalakot: Pakistan Army organized a free medical camp at Baldia Chowk in Rawalakot, Azad Kashmir to provide free medical facilities to local citizens.

According to Radio Pakistan, the aim of the free medical camp was to provide timely medical facilities to the local population of Azad Kashmir affected by the banned Action Committee’s protest. During the camp, more than 5,000 patients received free medicines from the Pakistan Army’s medical staff.

Expert medical staff examined more than 80 patients, including women, children, and the elderly. In view of the current situation, the citizens described the provision of timely and free medical facilities as a welcome move.

The citizens of Rawalakot highly appreciated the spirit of public service and the organization of the free medical camp by the Pakistan Army.

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