Pakistan
18 September 2010
The Governor of Punjab Visiting Camp Cockatoo
The Australian Medical Task Force are operating a health centre in Kot Addu in response to the devastating July 2010 Pakistan floods. The Health Centre is a joint operation between the Australian Government's military and civilian branches to provide primary health care to the local population.
The recent floods damaged existing health facilities in the region of Kot Addu. Australian has been invited by the Pakistan Government to provide temporary health care while those facilities are restored.
The Health Centre at Kot Addu is in addition to a $35 million package of Australian assistance following the floods to support the immediate relief efforts of UN agencies, the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movements and non-government organisations.
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Australian Medical Task Force Nurse Jo Wilson, walks a Pakistani boy to the treatment room at Camp Cockatoo.
(Date taken: 09 September 2010)
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The Governor of Punjab, Salman Tasser (left), is greeted by Commander of the Joint Task Force 636, Wing Commander Ross Wadsworth (right), when visiting the Camp Cockatoo health centre in Kot Addu, central Pakistan.
(Date taken: 09 September 2010)
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Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Medical Officer, Squadron Leader Simon McLaughlin, welcomes the Governor of Punjab, Salman Tasser, to the Camp Cockatoo Health Centre in Kot Addu, central Pakistan.
(Date taken: 09 September 2010)
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The Australian Medical Task Force, consisting of Australian Medical Aid Team (AusMAT) Doctors, Nurse's and Paramedics work with Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Australian Army, and Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) Medical Officers and Medics at Camp Cockatoo in Kot Addu, central Pakistan.
(Date taken: 09 September 2010)
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Australian Medical Task Force Nurse, Marlene Ball, listens to the rhythm of a young boy's heart at the Camp Cockatoo health centre in Kot Addu, central Pakistan.
(Date taken: 09 September 2010)
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