The heatstroke relief centres have also been established in other urban centres in Punjab


Rawalpindi: Pakistan Army has established 27 heatstroke relief centres in areas across the country facing searing heatwave particularly the desert belt of Thar and Cholistan.
The heatstroke relief centres were established on the special direction of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) in Thar, Cholistan, and areas of Sindh namely across Karachi, Hyderabad, Gadra, MirpurKhas, Badin, Dadu and Balochistan, said an Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) news release received here on Saturday.
The heatstroke relief centres have also been established in other urban centres in Punjab where necessary medical care was being provided by Pakistan Army doctors and paramedics to ease lives of common people.
All necessary medical facilities and medicines have been provided at these centers where patients suffering from dehydration and gastroenteritis were being treated, it said.

Former army chief Qamar Bajwa hospitalised following fall at home: ISPR
- 7 hours ago

Why American “quad god” Ilia Malinin skates like no one else
- 15 hours ago
Pakistan to become 90pc clean energy country in terms of power generation by 2034, NA told
- 6 hours ago

The Epstein files might bring down a government. Just not the US government.
- 15 hours ago
Pats' Maye rules out surgery, 'just need time off'
- 16 hours ago
Shanaka fireworks as Sri Lanka thrash Oman at T20 World Cup
- 5 hours ago
Aitchison College, Pakistan Army share strong and enduring relationship: ISPR DG
- 8 hours ago
Two US Navy ships collide, no major injuries, US Southern Command says
- 2 hours ago
SMEDA mulls on-ground support for flagship cluster showcase participants
- 2 hours ago
Movies can change the world, but not politically, says Berlin Film Festival juror Wim Wenders
- 2 hours ago
IOC to allow Ukrainian athlete to wear armband
- 16 hours ago

The Art of the Steal
- 15 hours ago








