QUETTA: The Pakistan Army organized free medical camps in the remote and underprivileged areas of Balochistan. According to sources, the camps were set up in the southern and southwestern regions of the province, where patients received free checkups and essential medicines.
A large number of women, children, and elderly individuals from rural communities benefited from these services.
Both male and female army doctors provided medical consultations and also offered important hygiene and health awareness tips.
Patients who traveled from distant areas praised the initiative and expressed gratitude, noting that such efforts provide much-needed healthcare in neglected areas.While militant groups continue to shed innocent blood, FC Balochistan has been quietly making a real difference. Since 2023, they’ve organized more than 2,000 medical camps and provided treatment to over 150,000 people. This isn’t a publicity stunt — it’s genuine service and life-saving work on the ground.
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They emphasized the importance of holding such camps more frequently in underdeveloped regions like Balochistan.
