Pakistan Army holds free medical camp in Rawalakot
Both outlets reported that the Pakistan Army conducted a free medical camp in Rawalakot, highlighting the distribution of medicines to over 5,300 patients and medical checkups for more than 141 individuals. Dunya News added that the beneficiaries included women, children, and elderly residents, while BOL News focused primarily on the number of patients receiving services without specifying demographics.
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Pakistan Army holds free medical camp in Rawalakot
Over 5,300 patients receive free medicines and healthcare services. The post Pakistan Army holds free medical camp in Rawalakot appeared first on BOL News.
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Pakistan Army holds free medical camp in Rawalakot
Pakistan Army held a free medical camp in Rawalakot, providing medicines to over 5,300 patients and medical checkups to more than 141 people, including women, children and elderly residents.
2 articles from 2 outlets, 8 Aug–8 Aug 2026. Headlines and links belong to their outlets — HarZaviya links out and never copies article text. What does % identical mean?