Frontier Corps Balochisan Holds Free Medical Camp In Harani's Spaintangi
Rukhshan Mir (@rukhshanmir) Published September 11, 2018 | 10:10 PM
Frontier Corps Balochisan on Tuesday set up a long day free medical camp and treated 940 patients suffering from various deceases in Spaintangi area of Harnai district.
QUETTA, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 11th Sep, 2018 ) :Frontier Corps Balochisan on Tuesday set up a long day free medical camp and treated 940 patients suffering from various deceases in Spaintangi area of Harnai district.
According to FC spokesman, the free medical camp was organized on the special directives of Inspector General Frontier Corps Balochistan Major General Nadeem Ahmed Anjum, where the FC doctors and civil doctors examined the patients.
About 940 patients including 360 male, 315 women, and 265 children patients were examined and given medicines free of cost besides performing diagnostic tests.
Residents of the area highly appreciated the endeavors of FC to mitigate sufferings of ailing patients living in these distant areas and suggested more camps in future.
The FC spokesman said that FC would set up a free medical camp in respective areas of district to provide free medical facilities to needy people.
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