FC organises free medical camp in Mach
Distributes free medicine among the patients and provide basic test facilities
The FC paramedical staff is examining a patient at the free medical camp. PHOTO: APP
QUETTA:
The Frontier Corps (North) Sibi Scouts set up a daylong general free medical camp in the Aab-e-Gum area of Mach on Saturday. Six doctors, including two lady doctors, as well as lady health workers performed duties at the camp to attend to the patients. Free medicines were distributed among the patients and basic test facilities were also provided.
FC’s Col Ajmal Nadeem visited the camp and inspected the facilities. People expressed satisfaction over the services provided in the camp and expressed the hope that the FC would continue such efforts.
Kachi District Health Officer (DHO) Dr Shahid Mahmood also visited the camp and said that with the collaboration of the FC Sibi Scouts, free medical camps had been set up in Bagh, Dhadar, Sani and Mach areas of Kachi-Bolan district. He added that medicines were given and tests conducted on the patients free of cost.
The official said many patients of hepatitis and eye infections were being treated at the medical camps.
The Frontier Corps (North) Sibi Scouts set up a daylong general free medical camp in the Aab-e-Gum area of Mach on Saturday. Six doctors, including two lady doctors, as well as lady health workers performed duties at the camp to attend to the patients. Free medicines were distributed among the patients and basic test facilities were also provided.
FC’s Col Ajmal Nadeem visited the camp and inspected the facilities. People expressed satisfaction over the services provided in the camp and expressed the hope that the FC would continue such efforts.
Kachi District Health Officer (DHO) Dr Shahid Mahmood also visited the camp and said that with the collaboration of the FC Sibi Scouts, free medical camps had been set up in Bagh, Dhadar, Sani and Mach areas of Kachi-Bolan district. He added that medicines were given and tests conducted on the patients free of cost.
The official said many patients of hepatitis and eye infections were being treated at the medical camps.