Pakistan Army Takes Lead in Public Welfare Across Underdeveloped Regions

The Pakistan Army continues to lead public service initiatives in the country’s underdeveloped regions. With the army’s full cooperation, free medical camps were recently organized across North Waziristan and Azad Kashmir, specifically in the Karila Sector, Kotli, Bagh, and Datta Khel.

During these camps, expert military doctors and qualified paramedical staff conducted comprehensive medical examinations for men, women, and children.

In response to the harsh winter season, the teams dedicated their efforts to treating and preventing the spread of seasonal diseases prevalent in these areas.

A large number of local residents benefited from these services, which included the provision of free medicines to all patients. The local population highly appreciated this welfare initiative, describing it as a vital effort toward the promotion of public health.

These medical camps serve as a clear manifestation of the Pakistan Army’s steadfast commitment to public service and the establishment of a healthy society.