With the support of PARCO (Pak-Arab Refinery Company Limited), Transparent Hands organized a flood relief medical camp in Jalalpur Pirwala, where 1,004 flood-affected patients received free consultations, medicines, and diagnostic tests. This was the 96th flood relief camp, arranged to support communities affected by recent floods.
A team of experienced doctors, nurses, and lab technicians provided essential healthcare services, including hepatitis B and C screenings, uric acid tests, cholesterol tests, dengue NS1 tests, malaria tests, H. Pylori tests, CBC, and blood pressure checkups. Separate arrangements were made for male and female patients to ensure proper care for everyone.
Due to the floods, many people were suffering from health issues such as skin diseases, typhoid, cough, flu, scabies, and infections caused by poor hygiene conditions. The camp helped in early diagnosis and treatment, preventing the spread of these diseases in the affected areas.
Dr. Ahmed Fawad, Medical Director of Transparent Hands, highlighted the importance of reaching flood victims with timely healthcare services. Dr. Sajid also shared awareness about maintaining hygiene, including washing hands before meals, wearing clean clothes, and regularly cleaning clothes and bedsheets to prevent infections like scabies.
This flood relief camp brought much-needed medical support to families in Jalalpur Pirwala and helped improve their health conditions during a difficult time.
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