Bureau Report
Lahore
Al Mustafa Pakistan organised a free eye screening camp for students at the Samar Nazriati School, operated by the Nazaria-e-Pakistan Trust, with the aim of promoting children’s eye health through early diagnosis and timely care.
Hundreds of boys and girls underwent comprehensive eye examinations using modern diagnostic equipment. The initiative was designed to identify vision problems at an early stage and help ensure better visual health for schoolchildren.
During the screening, eye specialists assessed the students’ eyesight and provided professional guidance to those requiring further examination or treatment. A number of children were also provided with prescription glasses and essential medicines to help improve their vision.
Organisers emphasised that healthy eyesight plays a vital role in a child’s academic performance, confidence and overall physical and intellectual development. They noted that early detection of vision-related problems can significantly enhance learning outcomes and quality of life.
The eye screening camp is part of Al Mustafa Pakistan’s ongoing commitment to providing free healthcare services and supporting the well-being of children through preventive medical initiatives across the country.
Photo: Mushahid Iqbal
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