Pakistan Army Plays a Key Role in Public Welfare in Azad Kashmir

The Pakistan Army continues to play a leading role in providing basic facilities and supporting public welfare initiatives across Azad Kashmir. In the spirit of humanitarian service, national responsibility, and public welfare, the Pakistan Army successfully organized a free mobile medical camp at 15 Chowk in Rawalakot, Azad Kashmir.

The primary objective of the initiative was to provide local residents with free, quality, and timely healthcare services at their doorstep.

Medical Check-ups and Free Medicines Provided to Thousands

During the medical camp, military doctors and healthcare staff examined residents, including people who had travelled from remote areas, and provided them with necessary medical assistance.

• Medical Examinations: Pakistan Army medical teams conducted detailed examinations of more than 141 people, including women, children, and elderly citizens.
• Free Medicines: According to the provided information, more than 5,300 patients were provided with free medicines and essential medical supplies during the camps.
• Public Appreciation: Local residents described the timely provision of healthcare facilities as a highly welcome initiative, particularly in view of the prevailing circumstances.

Kashmiri Residents Appreciate Pakistan Army and Security Institutions

Residents of Rawalakot appreciated the efforts of the Pakistan Army and law-enforcement agencies for organizing the free medical camp and expressed their gratitude for the initiative.

Local citizens said that the Pakistan Army has consistently stood alongside the people of Kashmir during difficult times, describing the medical initiative as another example of the strong relationship between the Army and the Kashmiri people.