KP North Organizes Free Medical Camp in Tirah Valley — Over 140 Patients Receive Treatment

TIRAH VALLEY (Independent Report): The Frontier Corps (FC) KP North organized a free medical camp in the remote and underdeveloped area of Tarkhokas in Tirah Valley to promote public health and provide quality healthcare facilities to the local population.

A total of 147 patients were treated at the camp, including 52 men, 31 women, and 65 children. Patients received comprehensive medical checkups, treatment for various ailments, and free medicines.

The initiative represents a major step toward extending healthcare facilities to areas with limited medical access. In addition to diagnosis and treatment, the camp also focused on raising health awareness and educating locals about preventive measures.

This humanitarian effort by the Pakistan Army and FC KP North reflects their continued commitment to improving the lives of people in remote regions, fostering public trust, and promoting national unity.

Local residents appreciated the initiative and expressed hope that such welfare activities would continue in the future.