SOCIETY OF ULTRASOUND EDUCATION & HEALTH SCIENCES (R) Government Of Punjab RJSC/FDS1334/2013

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We Provide a Health Services at Faisalabad 
1.Free Medical Camp
2.Free Ultrasound Cmap
3.Free Clinical Test 
                    
                AT  RURAL AND URBAN  ARIA DEVISION FAISALABAD 


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