Wahid Bakhsh
GUJRAT: Al Mustafa Welfare Trust organised a free eye camp at Dera Muhammad Aslam Maher, Chak Qaim, Tehsil Sarai Alamgir, District Gujrat, on November 8, 2026, providing free eye care and medical services to hundreds of residents.
According to the camp’s progress report, a total of 617 patients, including 325 women and 292 men, received eye examinations and consultations.
The medical team performed 59 cataract surgeries, comprising 29 women and 30 men. In addition, 383 patients were provided with free prescription glasses to improve their vision.
As part of the medical screening programme, 68 patients were tested each for Hepatitis C (HCV), Hepatitis B (HBsAg) and HIV. Three patients tested positive for Hepatitis C, while no positive cases of Hepatitis B or HIV were reported.
The camp also identified 19 diabetic patients, while 37 individuals underwent refraction tests to assess their vision requirements.
Through such free eye camps, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust continues to extend essential eye care services to underserved communities, helping people access treatment and improve their quality of life.
