Transparenthands

Transparent Hands, with the sponsorship of Allied Bank, recently organized three free flood relief camps in Multan and Muzaffargarh. These camps were arranged to support families severely affected by the recent floods, providing them with much-needed healthcare services. A total of 1798 patients received free medical care, including consultations, medicines, and diagnostic tests. Free Healthcare Services Provided During the flood relief camps, the patients were provided with a wide range of healthcare services to address their health concerns. A total of 347 diagnostic tests were conducted to ensure the timely diagnosis of various health conditions. Our services included: · First Aid · Consultations · Blood Pressure Checkups · Malaria Tests · Uric Acid & Cholesterol Tests · Hepatitis B & C Screenings · Ultrasound Scans · Medicines · Preventive Healthcare Sessions Locations and Dates of Flood Relief Camps September 22, 2025: Shaher Sultan, Muzaffargarh September 23, 2025: Dera Mian Ali Hamza, Head Muhammad Wala, Multan September 24, 2025: Akbar Shah Wala, Sher Shah, Multan Common Health-Related Issues At these camps, many individuals were suffering from the following health-related issues: · Scabies · Liver infections · Dehydration · Fever · Typhoid · Gastritis · Food poisoning · Diabetes · Hepatitis · Join pain · Hypertension · Gynecological Issues Preventive Healthcare Sessions Preventive healthcare sessions were also held to raise awareness about some of the common diseases during and after the floods. The sessions covered multiple health-related issues including, water-borne diseases, hepatitis, gastrointestinal illnesses, skin allergy, and the importance of drinking clean water and maintaining hygiene. Identification of Surgical Cases During these three camps, three patients were identified who required surgical procedures. Depending on the detailed medical and financial evaluation, Transparent Hands may register them for further treatment at one of our panel hospitals. Impact The floods had caused destruction and left families without access to basic healthcare services. During this critical time, these flood relief camps became a source of hope for the affected communities. A total of 1798 patients benefited from free consultations, diagnostic tests, and medicines. These camps helped control the spread of waterborne and infectious diseases and restored health and hope among flood-affected families. Flood Relief Camp Team The camps were managed by a dedicated team of 15 members, including: 1 Camp Manager 4 Doctors (2 Males, 2 Females) 1 Lab Technician 1 Pharmacist 4 Crew Members 2 Patient Registrars 1 Staff Nurse 1 Photographer #FloodRelief #TransparentHands #AlliedBank #FreeMedicalCamp #Multan #Muzaffargarh #CharityPakistan