NewsAlMustafa’s Eye Camp Brings Hope and Restores Vision in Sialkot

AlMustafa’s Eye Camp Brings Hope and Restores Vision in Sialkot

by London Post

Bureau Report
Sialkot
Delivering hope and improved eyesight to underserved communities, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust successfully organized a Free Eye Camp at Kot Dina, Sambrial in Sialkot.
A total of 598 patients were examined through outpatient department (OPD) services, where both men and women received dedicated and professional eye care. The medical team also performed 37 successful eye surgeries, significantly improving the quality of life for patients suffering from vision-related issues.
The camp offered comprehensive health screenings, including tests for Hepatitis C (HCV), Hepatitis B (HBsAg), and HIV, along with special medical attention for diabetic patients—ensuring a holistic approach to patient care.
In addition, 243 patients were provided with free spectacles, enabling them to regain clear vision and carry out their daily activities with greater ease and confidence.
This initiative highlights Al Mustafa Welfare Trust’s continued commitment to delivering accessible and quality healthcare services, particularly to marginalized and low-income communities across Pakistan.

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