Early Times Report
POONCH, May 12: In a continued demonstration of its humanitarian commitment, the Indian Army has launched a Mobile Medical Team initiative in Surankote and adjoining areas of the Poonch district, offering vital healthcare services to civilians displaced due to recent cross-border firing.
The initiative, spearheaded by a team of Army doctors and trained medical staff, provided doorstep medical care to affected communities. Services included on-site diagnosis, treatment, and the distribution of free medicines, with a special focus on the elderly, women, and children-those most vulnerable during such crises.
Many local residents, struggling with chronic health issues and stress-related ailments due to the displacement, benefited from the timely intervention. The presence of the medical team ensured that immediate health concerns did not go unaddressed, despite the challenging circumstances.
The initiative has been widely lauded by local communities, who expressed their gratitude for the Army's swift response and compassionate outreach. Residents acknowledged the efforts as a much-needed lifeline during a time of uncertainty.
This move underscores the Indian Army's unwavering commitment to the safety, health, and well-being of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. The Army continues to maintain a vigilant presence in the region, standing shoulder to shoulder with its citizens in every hour of need. |
