Rangers set up free medical camps in Sindh

SINDH: Pakistan Rangers Sindh has established free medical camps in different parts of Karachi and Sindh.

According to a rangers’ spokesperson Major Qamber Raza, the rangers doctors, including eye specialists, medical specialists, dental surgeons established free medical camps and check-ups of more than 4,200 patients.

He further said that patients including males, women and children also visited the medical camps. The aim of the camp was to provide basic and essential medical facilities to the deserved poor people of far-flung areas and those affected by rains. 

They also gave free medicines to the people after their laboratory check-ups. The residents highly appreciated the rangers’ efforts for providing free health facilities at the local level.

The citizens also praised the role of Sindh Rangers in such social activities, including establishing peace across the province.

Meanwhile, Sindh Rangers have conducted operations in different parts of the metropolis and apprehended five robbers.

According to a statement issued by Rangers officials, the paramilitary force carried intelligence-based raids including, Liaquatabad and Landhi areas and apprehended the criminals.

The Rangers official said that they have recovered weapons from their possession. “They were involved in carrying out organized crime in the city including looting those coming out from banks or money exchange offices,” he added.