More than 500 hundred patients were treated in a medical camp organized by a family of medical professionals supported by the Jinnah Sindh Medical University (JSMU) near Chuhar Jamali, Road Mori, Sajawal District.
 According to the representative of the family that wishes to remain anonymous, around 200 families were provided with cooked meals, mineral bottled water, ration, and cash. Free medicines were also distributed to the patients, while the doctors carried out blood tests were conducted for malaria, parasite, and diabetes.
 Appreciating the spirit of the doctors, Vice Chancellor Jinnah Sindh Medical University Professor Amjad Siraj Memon said that JSMU supports the services of medical professionals and public donations in providing medical aid, relief, and rehabilitation to the flood-hit populace. He further urged the people to identify areas to deliver relief items and extend their support in times of crisis.
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