Sajjad Azhar
Mansehra
A new RO water filtration plant was inaugurated at Hazara University by Abdul Razzaq Sajid, Chairman of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust, along with Sardar Yousaf Khan.
Addressing the inauguration ceremony, Abdul Razzaq Sajid said that the project is the second water purification plant established by Al Mustafa Welfare Trust in the Hazara Division. He stated that more than 14,000 students and faculty members at Hazara University would benefit from the facility.
He further said that Al Mustafa Welfare Trust has already been serving the people of Hazara through its hospital, where hundreds of patients visit daily and receive free eye surgeries. After reviewing patient data, the organization found that contaminated water was one of the major causes of diseases in the region.
“We are not only treating patients but are also addressing the root causes of diseases,” he remarked.
Speaking on the occasion, Sardar Shahjehan Yousaf appreciated the welfare and charitable services being carried out by Al Mustafa Welfare Trust in his constituency and assured the organization of his full support and cooperation.
Dean Faculty of Arts at Hazara University, Professor Dr. Shakir, thanked Al Mustafa Welfare Trust for its contribution and said that Hazara University extends its full support to the organization’s humanitarian initiatives.
Managing Director of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust, Nusrat Saleem, said that the organization has also launched olive plantation projects in Hazara and installed more than 30 community wells in different areas.
The ceremony was hosted by Nawaz Kharl. Among those present were trustee Rubina Khawaja, journalist Sajjad Azhar, and Operational Manager Syed Farrukh Zafar.
