BAHAWALPUR: Pakistan Rangers held a free medical camp at Rahbar Diagnostic Centre, offering medical assistance to five hundred patients at no cost. According to Radio Pakistan, the camp aimed to provide essential healthcare services to underserved communities in the area. The event saw a significant turnout, with local residents expressing their gratitude for the initiative. Patients received various medical services and were given free medicines as part of the camp's offerings. The local populace, appreciative of the efforts made by Pakistan Rangers, called for the continuation of such public welfare projects. The initiative has been seen as a vital step in addressing the healthcare needs of the region's less privileged citizens.
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