The military doctors have so far successfully treated over 4,500 patients for dengue fever ever since the initiation of proactive support plans by the Pakistan Army.
The plan has been initiated on September 12 to control the raging epidemic in Lahore and its surroundings.
The Army is extending all possible assistance free of cost to the general public through a well-organised and comprehensive blood screening and medical treatment facility at 12 medical camps established in suburbs of Lahore Cantonment.
More than 92,068 patients have reported at these medical camps of which 66,839 were screened for diagnosing any suspected symptoms. The Army doctors provided free treatment to over 4,500 confirmed cases of dengue detained either at medical camps or admitted in CMH Lahore.
The administration of Lahore Garrison besides free medical treatment of civil patients has also undertaken a massive fogging and fumigation campaign in Cantonment and its periphery to target all possible breeding areas of the dreadful virus.
Over 4,500 recovered from dengue fever
