Shifa International Hospital Launches Free Medical Camp for Flood Victims in Rawalpindi
In a significant humanitarian effort, Shifa International Hospital has established a free medical camp in Rawalpindi to support families affected by recent flooding. The facility, set up at the Hamdard Welfare Clinic in Fouji Colony, is providing essential healthcare services, including free consultations, medications, and health counseling, to those impacted by the disaster.
Staffed by a dedicated team of doctors, nurses, and health professionals, the medical camp operates from 10:30 AM to 4:00 PM. This outreach exemplifies Shifa International Hospital’s ongoing commitment to serving communities in times of need and underscores its broader public health mission.
The initiative targets flood-hit populations who have been left particularly vulnerable, often facing significant barriers in accessing regular healthcare services. By delivering on-the-spot medical assistance within the affected community, the hospital aims to minimize the risk of disease outbreaks, facilitate early diagnosis of illness, and offer much-needed support to families struggling with the aftermath of flooding.
Flood-affected residents attending the clinic have expressed gratitude for the free services and the compassionate approach of the medical staff. The event not only meets urgent health needs but also reinforces the vital role of timely medical intervention in crisis situations.
Through this medical camp, Shifa International Hospital continues to highlight the importance of social responsibility and swift, targeted health responses during natural disasters. The institution’s proactive approach stands as an example of effective community partnership and support during times of adversity.
