Pakistan Rangers conducted a free medical camp in Kala Khatai, Sheikhupura, providing health services to local residents. The initiative offered medical examinations and distributed medicines to those in need.
The camp, which served 216 individuals including women and children, also focused on vaccination awareness and education about clean drinking water. Attendees received valuable information on these crucial health topics.
Local community members and patients expressed appreciation for the Rangers' efforts in organizing the medical camp. They urged the force to continue such public welfare activities in the future.
The event highlighted the Rangers' commitment to community service beyond their primary security role. By addressing basic healthcare needs and promoting preventive measures, the camp aimed to improve the overall well-being of the local population.
This initiative reflects a growing trend of security forces engaging in public health outreach, particularly in areas where access to medical care may be limited.
