Bureau Report
LAHORE: Al Mustafa Eye Hospital organised a free eye outpatient department (OPD) camp at Jamia Masjid Ghausia Rizvia, also known as Aks-e-Gumbad-e-Khazra, on Mall Road, Lahore, providing free eye examinations to residents and members of the local community.
A large number of people, including women, men, mosque worshippers, local residents and children memorising the Holy Quran, benefited from the initiative. The camp was organised to make essential eye-care services accessible to people from different walks of life.
The camp was conducted in an orderly and well-organised manner, with the Al Mustafa team providing medical assistance and eye examinations to those attending.
The mosque administration appreciated the management and team of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust for their efforts to extend eye-care services to the community, particularly through door-to-door eye examinations and the provision of medical facilities.
The administration also offered special prayers for the success of the trust’s humanitarian mission, asking Almighty Allah to accept these charitable efforts and reward everyone involved abundantly.
Sheikh Javed Jilani, Abrar Akhtar Qureshi, Sheikh Mohsin Ashraf and other community members attended the occasion.
The initiative reflects Al Mustafa Welfare Trust’s commitment to community-based healthcare and its ongoing efforts to help people access essential medical services, particularly those who may face financial or other barriers to treatment.
Photography: Tariq Hassan Bhatti
