Rawalakot: Free Medical Camp Organized by Pakistan Army, Thousands of Citizens Benefit

Rawalakot (Special Desk): As part of its efforts to promote public welfare and provide essential services in Azad Jammu and Kashmir, the Pakistan Army organized a large-scale free medical camp in Rawalakot. The primary objective of the camp was to provide timely and quality medical treatment to local residents affected by the recent protest situation.

Free Medical Checkups and Medicines at Municipal Chowk

Medical teams comprising specialist doctors and paramedical staff provided services at the camp established at Municipal Chowk in Rawalakot.

Free Medicines Distributed: More than 5,000 deserving citizens received essential medicines free of charge during the camp.

Medical Examinations: Hundreds of patients, including women, children and elderly citizens, underwent detailed medical examinations and received necessary medical advice.

Public Response: Local residents appreciated the Pakistan Army’s welfare initiative and praised the timely provision of medical assistance during a difficult situation.

Pakistan Army’s Role in Public Welfare

Citizens said that such initiatives provide much-needed relief to ordinary people, particularly in remote areas of Azad Kashmir. They added that alongside its role in maintaining peace and stability, the Pakistan Army continues to contribute to social and welfare activities across the region.