Pak Army’s Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa North organized a free medical camp in Mehrban Kali area of Tirah Valley, in which a total of more than 700 patients were provided medical aid.
According to the details, expert doctors examined the patients in this welfare camp and provided free medicines as needed. During the camp, along with checking the health of the patients, they were also provided with information about disease prevention.
Local citizens thanked the Pakistan Army for this initiative and called it a commendable act. Locals said that such measures not only reduce health problems but also instill a spirit of trust and cooperation among the people.
This free medical camp was organized by the Pakistan Army for the welfare and convenience of the people of Tirah Valley, which shows that the Pakistan Armed Forces are not only at the forefront of defending the country but also serving the people.
Local authorities and community representatives were also present on the occasion, who appreciated this initiative of the Frontier Corps and said that such measures are important for the health and prosperity of the people in the area.
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