Islamabad: Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps North, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa organized a free medical camp in Tirah Valley of district Khyber. The aim of this initiative is to provide quality healthcare services to residents of remote areas of the valley. According to Radio Pakistan, during the camp, Army doctors examined more than seven hundred patients, including women, children, and the elderly people belonging to underprivileged communities. The local community of the area lauded the efforts of the Army and Frontier Corps, North, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa for arranging medical camps. Pakistan Army reaffirmed its commitment to continue similar welfare activities to ensure maximum relief to the public.
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