Lahore: Pakistan Islamic Medical Association (PIMA) successfully conducted the second round of its free medical camp at Baithak School Dabbaan Pura Campus, providing essential health services and check-ups to 55 students.

The medical camp was held under the supervision of Rehana Babar, Vice Chairperson of the Advisory Board, Baithak School Network, who ensured smooth coordination and effective implementation of all medical services throughout the session.

A dedicated team of four doctors — Dr. Farah Farooq, Dr. Misbah Alamgeer, Dr. Anum, and Dr. Misha — carried out comprehensive medical examinations for students through a structured system. The process included registration, initial assessment, clinical check-ups, counselling, and medicine distribution, ensuring organized and efficient healthcare delivery.

During the camp, students were screened for common health concerns such as dental issues, general body weakness, body aches, shortness of breath, and minor infections. Necessary medical guidance and treatments were provided to address these conditions with proper care.

In addition to medical check-ups, the camp also focused on preventive healthcare awareness. The session concluded with an informative talk by Dr. Misbah Alamgeer, who educated students on nutrition, personal hygiene, and healthy lifestyle practices. The awareness session aimed to encourage better health habits among students and promote long-term wellbeing within the community.

Baithak School Network continues to prioritize not only education but also the physical wellbeing of its students by collaborating with medical professionals and organizations like PIMA. Such initiatives play a vital role in creating a healthier and more informed generation.

The successful completion of this medical camp reflects the ongoing commitment of Baithak School Network and its partners toward holistic child development.