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CRPF 180 Battalion Organises Free Medical Camp at Satoora Hajin in Tral

CRPF 180 Battalion Organises Free Medical Camp at Satoora Hajin in Tral

SM Desk by SM Desk
November 5, 2026
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By Syed Ajaz

Tral, 5 Nov: The 180 Battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), Tral, organised a free medical camp at the remote area of Satoora Hajin in Tral under its Civic Action Programme.

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During the camp, a team of specialist doctors examined patients and provided them with free medical consultations. Medicines worth thousands of rupees were also distributed among the patients free of cost.

The CRPF has been organising such medical camps under its Civic Action Programme to extend basic healthcare facilities to people living in far-flung and remote areas.

The initiative aims to provide medical assistance to needy residents and improve access to healthcare facilities in areas where such services are limited.

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