News Desk: Balochistan’s free medical consultation app, Sehat Dehleez, received 791 consultation calls on its first day, providing people with access to experienced doctors, Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti said.

In a statement posted on social media platform X, Bugti said the provincial government had activated the service to help residents, particularly those living in remote areas who face difficulties accessing healthcare facilities.

He said the app would provide free medical advice around the clock, seven days a week, throughout the year, enabling people to consult medical professionals without having to travel long distances.

The chief minister said the initiative was designed to facilitate ordinary citizens facing harsh weather conditions and limited access to healthcare services in remote parts of Balochistan.

The service aims to improve access to medical guidance and reduce barriers to healthcare for people living in underserved areas of the province.

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