Khyber, Tirah Valley: Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps North continue to provide healthcare facilities to the tribal communities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. In this regard, a two-day free medical camp was organized in Tirah Valley under the command of Tirah Militia and in collaboration with Aid International NGO. During the camp, more than 2,300 patients received medical check-ups and free medicines. A significant number of women and children were among those treated. The medical staff, including doctors and nurses, conducted free check-ups, laboratory tests, and ECGs, while several patients requiring further treatment were referred to nearby hospitals. In addition to medical assistance, free stationery was distributed among children to support their education. The Commandant of Tirah Militia visited the medical camp, met with the doctors and nursing staff, and appreciated their efforts in serving the people of Tirah Valley. Local residents expressed their gratitude to Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps North, stating that such initiatives provide essential healthcare at their doorstep and reduce the need to travel to other areas for medical treatment. https://youtu.be/q8-uD-FFk2E?feature=shared