**Shifa International Hospital Provides Free Medical Care to Flood Victims in Rawalpindi**
Shifa International Hospitals Limited (SIHL) has extended crucial medical support to flood-affected communities in Rawalpindi by conducting free medical camps, where a team of 30 specialists and support staff served over 350 patients in the New Chakra area. The initiative is part of the hospital’s ongoing efforts to provide comprehensive healthcare to those impacted by recent monsoon rains and flooding.
During the second day of the camp, SIHL’s multidisciplinary team—including expert doctors in paediatrics, internal medicine, and emergency medicine—offered a range of services such as health assessments, free medical check-ups, specialist consultations, and essential medicines at no cost. The medical outreach focused specifically on addressing health problems commonly seen after severe flooding, including waterborne diseases, respiratory infections, and various acute medical conditions.
The response from the local community has been overwhelmingly positive, with residents expressing appreciation for the timely and compassionate care provided during a critical period. The initiative not only addressed immediate health needs but also offered reassurance and support to individuals facing significant challenges due to the recent climatic events.
A spokesperson for Shifa International Hospital emphasized the organization’s ongoing dedication to public service, stating, “Shifa International Hospital remains steadfast in its commitment to serving humanity and promoting community welfare. Through such initiatives, we not only address immediate health concerns but also help restore hope and resilience in affected communities.”
SIHL has pledged to continue its support in the coming days and reaffirmed its readiness to respond quickly to public health emergencies as they arise, demonstrating its role as a trusted healthcare partner during times of crisis.
