Free Hepatitis C Screening and Treatment — Government of Pakistan (Toll-Free 1166)
Free Hepatitis C Screening and Treatment · Islamabad · Jang,
Notice advertisement published in Jang on Sunday, 18 October 2026, listed under Islamabad. Issued by Free Hepatitis C Screening and Treatment.
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Government of Pakistan national campaign offering free Hepatitis C screening, diagnosis and treatment under the Prime Minister's National Hepatitis Program. Services include free screening, free diagnostic testing, and free medicines for eligible individuals.
Key actionable information:
| Issuer | Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations & Coordination, Government of Pakistan |
|---|---|
| Program | Prime Minister's National Hepatitis Program — "Hamara Azm: Hepatitis C se Paak Pakistan" |
| Services | Free screening; free diagnostic tests; free treatment and medicines |
| Indicative values | Free baseline test valued at Rs. 8,000; medicines valued approximately Rs. 34,000 to Rs. 68,000 |
| Coverage / Start | Available countrywide; rollout has begun in Islamabad |
| How to access | Call toll-free number 1166 for screening, testing and treatment information and registration |
Individuals across Pakistan are invited to contact the toll-free helpline for free Hepatitis C services and further guidance on eligibility and enrolment.
Published in Jang on Sunday, 18 October 2026. DailyAds.pk indexes newspaper advertisements; the original notice and the issuing organisation remain the source for final terms and eligibility.
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- Jang, in the edition of Sunday, 18 October 2026.
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- Islamabad. That is the city recorded for this advertisement — taken from the notice where it names a place, and otherwise from the newspaper edition it appeared in.
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