Bureau Report
NANKANA SAHIB: A free eye camp was organised at the Gurdwara in Nankana Sahib, the birthplace of Baba Guru Nanak, by Al Mustafa Welfare Trust in collaboration with the Sikh United Organisation, providing free eye care to members of the Sikh community and other people in need.
The camp offered free eye examinations to patients, while those requiring spectacles were provided with glasses at no cost. Medicines were also distributed among patients in need.
Patients diagnosed with eye conditions requiring surgery were referred to Al Mustafa Eye Hospital Lahore for further treatment and surgical procedures.
Head of Media and Public Relations at Al Mustafa Welfare Trust Muhammad Nawaz Kharl and South Punjab Manager Arham Saleem Qadri also visited the camp and reviewed the medical services being provided. They met patients and appreciated the efforts of the medical and welfare teams in organising the free eye camp.
During their visit, they also met representatives of the Sikh community and discussed mutual cooperation, interfaith respect and opportunities for further welfare initiatives in the future.
Representatives of the Sikh community appreciated Al Mustafa Welfare Trust for providing medical assistance without discrimination and for extending its humanitarian services to people from different religious communities.
The initiative highlighted the role of humanitarian work in bringing communities closer together. By providing free healthcare regardless of religion, colour or background, the eye camp served as an example of compassion, mutual respect and community solidarity.
The organisers expressed their commitment to strengthening cooperation between the Sikh community and Al Mustafa Welfare Trust and to jointly promoting further welfare activities.
The message from Nankana Sahib was one of humanity, compassion and brotherhood — with better vision for the eyes and greater understanding among hearts.
