Pakistan Navy sets free medical, eye camp at Keti Bandar

The Pakistan Navy, in continuation to its efforts for uplift of health standards prominently under Covid-19 scenario, established Free Medical and Eye Camp at Keti Bandar, Sindh.

According to the Director-General Public Relations (Navy) Rear Admiral M Arshid Javed SI(M), Pakistan Navy as a manifestation of its commitment, provide continued quality medical treatment. The present medical assistance drive is another demonstration of this Nobel resolve.

DGPR in its tweet said:

“Pakistan Navy in collaboration with welfare organizations established Free Medical and Eye Camp at Keti Bandar, Sindh. Patients were provided free medicines, minor surgical and dental treatments.”

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#PakNavy in collab with welfare organizations established Free Medical & Eye Camp at Keti Bandar, Sindh. Patients were provided free medicines, minor surgical & dental treatments. They were also briefed on various infections/diseases & preventive measures esp against COVID-19 pic.twitter.com/caccKpN2La

— DGPR (Navy) (@dgprPaknavy) November 23, 2020

A qualified and dedicated team of doctors comprising Eye Specialist, Medical Specialist and GDMOs examined the patients on modern diagnostic equipment and extended free consultation

In addition, Patients were comprehensively briefed and enlightened about common infectious diseases and their preventive measures particularly on the COVID-19 pandemic, it added.

Besides, patients were also educated about maintaining personal health & hygiene, child health care and sanitation of living areas. A large number of women and children suffering from various diseases benefited from the Medical/ Eye camp, the statement said.

Coronavirus in Pakistan

Thirty-four more people died of Coronavirus in the country over the last twenty-four hours.

According to the latest statistics, 2,756 tested positive for COVID-19 during the last twenty-four hours after the tests of 36,929 people.

The figure of patients recovered from the virus has reached 330,885. There are now 38,348 active cases in the country.