Conclusion of the Three-Day Free Medical Camp for Returning Refugees in Torkham

This camp, launched by the initiative of the Mili Institute of Higher Education in collaboration with Life Pearl Pharma, provided medical examinations and treatment over the past three days to hundreds of patients among returning refugees in Torkham.

The team of specialist doctors from the Mili Institute of Higher Education diagnosed and treated patients in various medical fields and distributed necessary medications free of cost.

This free medical camp operated for three days in Torkham and, as part of its social responsibility and humanitarian compassion, continued to stand alongside returning citizens and fulfill its human duty.

According to the doctors, long journeys combined with extreme heat had caused illnesses among many of the returnees, but they were treated with patience and a warm attitude.

The leadership of the Mili Institute of Higher Education stated that the goal of the camp was to support citizens returning after years of migration who now face numerous challenges. This was not merely a treatment camp but also a thoughtful and conscious effort reflecting patriotism, kindness, respect, and human empathy.

Mili remains committed, as always, to supporting its fellow citizens in all difficult circumstances and will continue to stand beside them.

The influx of Afghan returnees to Torkham intensified when the neighboring country ruthlessly forced Afghan migrants to return, compelling them to abandon their shelters, education, healthcare, employment, and other basic needs.