Embassy of Pakistan in collaboration with Nepal-Pakistan Friendship and Cultural Association (NPFCA) organized a Free Medical Camp at Jana Prabhat Higher Secondary School | Kathmandu Tribune

Immediately, the Embassy of Pakistan in collaboration with Nepal-Pakistan Friendship and Cultural Affiliation (NPFCA) organized a Free Medical Camp at Jana Prabhat Increased Secondary College, Ward No. 13, Kalimati, Kathmandu. This was the 16^th Version of Free Medical Camp.

The Free Medical Camp was collectively inaugurated by Honourable Mr. C. P. Mainali, former Deputy Prime Minister of Nepal; H.E. Ambassador Syed Haider Shah, Ambassador of Pakistan; and Honourable Deputy Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan Metropolis, Mrs. Hari Prabha Khadgi (Shrestha).

Nepalese docs and para-medical employees (who had graduated from numerous medical intuitions of Pakistan) supplied free companies. Free medical therapy and three months’ medicines have been supplied to greater than 400 males, girls and kids. Sufferers have been apprised about preventive measures towards COVID-19.

Ambassador Shah additionally handed over a present of Photocopy Machine to Honourable Mrs. Hari Prabha Khadgi (Shrestha), Deputy Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan Metropolis for Jana Prabhat Increased Secondary College. 

In her remarks, Deputy Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan Metropolis, Mrs. Hari Prabha Khadgi (Shrestha) thanked the Embassy of Pakistan and NPFCA for organizing free medical camp in Kathmandu Metropolitan Metropolis and provision of free medical amenities to the deserving individuals. She praised Authorities of Pakistan and NPFCA for generously serving to humanity. She additionally expressed gratitude for helping the Jana Prabhat Increased Secondary College. 

In his remarks, Honourable Mr. C. P. Mainali, former Deputy Prime Minister of Nepal recalled the deep and cordial relations between Nepal and Pakistan, thanked the Embassy of Pakistan and NPFCA for organizing free medical camps and expressed the want for continuation of the spirit of cooperation between the 2 international locations.

In his remarks, Ambassador Shah mentioned that the Free Medical Camp was a mirrored image of people-to-people relations between Pakistan and Nepal. He thanked NPFCA, docs and para-medical employees for upholding the spirit of serving humanity. Ambassador Shah additionally assured of Pakistan’s continued assist for such medical camps in future as effectively.