A free medical camp organized by Punjab Rangers at the Rahber Diagnostic Center in Bahawalpur has provided essential healthcare services to over 500 underprivileged individuals, including women and children.
The camp, hosted under the supervision of the Desert Rangers sector, aimed to offer medical care, consultations, and free medicines to those in need.
Local residents expressed their gratitude for the timely initiative, appreciating the accessibility of medical services in an underserved region. Many beneficiaries highlighted the positive impact of this camp, which helped ease their health-related concerns without the burden of medical costs.
The initiative not only catered to adults but also focused on the health needs of women and children, ensuring that all segments of the community were well-served.
Patients and community members have called for the continuation of such welfare projects, hoping they become a regular part of the region's healthcare landscape.
Punjab Rangers have reaffirmed their commitment to fostering positive social change and enhancing the quality of life for the local population through such initiatives.
The medical camp is seen as a step forward in promoting better health outcomes and community welfare in Bahawalpur.
