PTI parliamentarian organises free medical camp

Says Sindh people have not yet been provided health card facility like other provinces


Our Correspondent November 08, 2021
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KARACHI:

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) parliamentary leader in Sindh Assembly, Bilal Ghaffar, organised a free medical camp in Baloch Colony area.

Visitors at the camp benefited from free consultancy from specialist doctors including dentists, paediatricians, gyneacologists and general practitioners and therapists.

Speaking on the occasion, Bilal Ghaffar said that Sindh people go not get quality healthcare for various reasons and so the purpose of this free medical camp is to provide relief to the people.

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“We also raised health issues in the House several times. The people of Sindh are being deprived of health card facility. If the health card is issued, everyone can get their own standard treatment for free,” he said.
“Cancer treatment is expensive. Most people cannot afford this treatment.

We have to come out on our own to save our society,” Bilal added.
He expressed his gratitude to private companies which took part in the medical camp. He said, the camp will be set up in other areas of the city as well.

 

Published in The Express Tribune, November 8th, 2021.

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