Sajjad Azhar
Al Mustafa Pakistan successfully organized a Free Eye Camp at Riaz-ul-Jannah, Rawalpindi, providing vital eye care services to hundreds of patients as part of its Free Winter Eye Camp Campaign 2025.
The camp was honoured by the presence of Al Mustafa Pakistan trustee Ms. Rubina Khawaja, who visited the facility, met the medical team and staff, and reviewed the arrangements. She was received by Mr. Mubeen Ahmed Awan, Eye Camp Coordinator for the campaign. The organisers ensured well-managed and dignified arrangements, including separate sections for male and female patients.
During the camp, a total of 86 cataract surgeries were performed, restoring eyesight to patients suffering from severe visual impairment. In addition, 710 patients received free OPD consultations, while 230 pairs of vision glasses were distributed to support better daily living and improved eyesight.
Speaking on the occasion, Al Mustafa Pakistan officials said the initiative reflects the organisation’s continued commitment to making quality healthcare accessible to underserved communities. Beneficiaries and local residents appreciated the timely and professional medical services, calling the camp a lifeline for those unable to afford eye treatment.
The Free Eye Camp at Riaz-ul-Jannah stands as another significant milestone in Al Mustafa Pakistan’s humanitarian efforts, bringing hope, dignity, and improved quality of life to the people of Rawalpindi.
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