News“From Darkness to Light: 1,660 Surgeries and 100,000 Free Treatments Define Al Mustafa Hospital’s Two-Year Impact in Attock”

“From Darkness to Light: 1,660 Surgeries and 100,000 Free Treatments Define Al Mustafa Hospital’s Two-Year Impact in Attock”

by London Post

Naveed Anjum
Attock
The second anniversary of Al Mustafa Hospital Khora Khel, Attock, was marked with a grand ceremony celebrating two years of remarkable service in providing free healthcare to the underprivileged. Over this period, the hospital has treated nearly 100,000 patients free of cost, including 1,660 successful cataract surgeries that restored sight to deserving patients.
The event was attended by members of the Al Mustafa Welfare Trust and prominent local dignitaries. Notable attendees included Trustee Sajjad Azhar, Operations Manager Syed Farrukh Zafar, Hospital Administrator Zahid Ali, Project Manager Naveed Anjum, Medical Officer Dr Fareed Ahmed, Dr Dr Yasmin, and Babar Khan, among others.
In his welcome address, Zahid Ali highlighted the hospital’s rapid growth and impact, stating that in just two years, a total of 99,229 patients were treated completely free of charge through General OPD and Eye OPD services. He added that medicines and eyeglasses were also provided at no cost.
Speaking on the occasion, Sajjad Azhar expressed satisfaction at achieving this important milestone. He acknowledged the trust placed in the organization by the hospital’s donors, Aqeel Khan and Pervez Khan, and affirmed that the responsibility had been fulfilled with dedication. He also appreciated the philanthropic contributions of the Khan family and expressed hope that Al Mustafa would further expand its welfare initiatives in the region.
Sajjad Azhar further noted that under the leadership of Chairman Abdul Razzaq Sajid, CEO Rizwana Latif, and Managing Director Nusrat Saleem, the organization continues to work tirelessly to promote humanitarian services across Pakistan.
Operations Manager Syed Farrukh Zafar shed light on the Trust’s global humanitarian efforts, stating that whether it was the crisis in Gaza or last year’s devastating floods, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust remained at the forefront in providing relief to affected communities.
The ceremony concluded with a cake-cutting celebration in recognition of the hospital’s outstanding performance, followed by prayers for continued success and blessings in its mission to serve humanity.

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