FC organises medical camp in Harnai
Locals appreciate facilities at the camp
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A daylong, free medical camp was organised on Tuesday in the far-flung area of Harnai by the Balochistan Frontier Corp Loralai Scouts.
The camp examined 940 patients free of cost while medicines were also provided. The patients included 360 men, 315 women and 265 children. The FC provided latest equipment for medical check-up keeping in view that the people belonged to far-flung areas.
The medical camps in distant areas of the province are being constantly arranged on the directives of IG FC Major General Nadeem Anjum so that the deprived locals can be facilitated timely free of cost. The locals appreciated the service of FC and the facilities being provided at the medical camp.
Earlier, the FC Balochistan had organised a similar free medical camp in Garsani area of Kohlu and treated 259 patients suffering from various deceases. A large number of patients, including 84 women, 79 children and 96 male patients were examined and given medicines free of cost. Diagnostic tests were also performed on those in need.
Residents of the area have highly appreciated the endeavours of the FC in mitigating the sufferings of the ailing patients living in the distant areas and called for more such camps in the future.
The camp examined 940 patients free of cost while medicines were also provided. The patients included 360 men, 315 women and 265 children. The FC provided latest equipment for medical check-up keeping in view that the people belonged to far-flung areas.
The medical camps in distant areas of the province are being constantly arranged on the directives of IG FC Major General Nadeem Anjum so that the deprived locals can be facilitated timely free of cost. The locals appreciated the service of FC and the facilities being provided at the medical camp.
Earlier, the FC Balochistan had organised a similar free medical camp in Garsani area of Kohlu and treated 259 patients suffering from various deceases. A large number of patients, including 84 women, 79 children and 96 male patients were examined and given medicines free of cost. Diagnostic tests were also performed on those in need.
Residents of the area have highly appreciated the endeavours of the FC in mitigating the sufferings of the ailing patients living in the distant areas and called for more such camps in the future.