Islamabad: A free medical camp was organised by Pakistan Army for residents of six villages in the Ghakhi area of Bajaur. According to Radio Pakistan, specialist doctors provided services in general medicine, surgery, ophthalmology, gynaecology, psychiatry, and physiotherapy at the camp. A total of eight hundred and seventy-six people received free medical check-ups at the camp, including over three hundred children and three hundred and twenty women.
Pakistan Army Organizes Free Medical Camp in Bajaur
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