Neelum: Pakistan Army, in collaboration with the WHO, has laid the foundation for a rural health center in Neelum Valley to address the healthcare challenges faced by the local community. The project is set to significantly improve access to essential health services for residents, who have long struggled with inadequate medical facilities.

According to Radio Pakistan, the new health center aims to provide comprehensive healthcare services, including maternal and child health care, emergency services, and preventive healthcare. This initiative is expected to alleviate the healthcare burden on the existing facilities in the region, which are currently overwhelmed by the demand for medical services.

The residents have expressed their appreciation for this significant initiative by the Pakistan Army and WHO. They believe that the establishment of the rural health center will not only improve healthcare access but also contribute to the overall development of Neelum Valley. The community has welcomed this devel
opment with optimism, as it promises to enhance the quality of life and health outcomes for the local population.

This collaboration between the Pakistan Army and WHO is seen as a strategic move to support the underserved areas in Pakistan and demonstrates a commitment to improving public health infrastructure in remote regions.