NewsAl Mustafa Welfare Trust Chairman Abdulrazzaq Sajid, Lord Mayor of Birmingham Zafar Iqbal Visit Under-Construction Eye Hospital in Dadyal

Al Mustafa Welfare Trust Chairman Abdulrazzaq Sajid, Lord Mayor of Birmingham Zafar Iqbal Visit Under-Construction Eye Hospital in Dadyal

by London Post

Bureau Report
Dadyal, Mirpur (Azad Kashmir)
Chairman of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust, Abdul Razzaq Sajid, along with Zafar Iqbal, visited the under-construction “Al Mustafa Eye Hospital” in Dadyal district of Mirpur, Azad Kashmir, where they reviewed the ongoing construction work and appreciated the progress of the landmark welfare project.
Among those present on the occasion were Chairman Municipal Committee Dadyal Haji Masood Balot, prominent Birmingham-based businessman Chaudhry Ansar Bashir, Managing Director of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust Nusrat Saleem, renowned UK journalist Sajid Yousaf, noted social and business personality Chaudhry Matloob Hussain, Engineer Tahir Amin, Raza ul Haq, Muhammad Nawaz Kharl and Sajjad Azhar.
During the visit, Engineer Mian Arshad briefed the delegation on the construction progress of the hospital. He informed the guests that one floor of the hospital has already been completed, while work on the remaining structure is continuing at a rapid pace. He added that the impressive four-storey building of the Al Mustafa Eye Hospital would soon be completed.
Speaking on the occasion, Abdul Razzaq Sajid said that the project reflects Al Mustafa Welfare Trust’s commitment to providing modern healthcare facilities to the people of Azad Kashmir, particularly quality eye care services for deserving patients.
Lord Mayor Birmingham Zafar Iqbal praised the initiative and termed the hospital an important welfare project that would greatly benefit the people of the region. The distinguished guests expressed happiness over the steady progress of the hospital and said that the Al Mustafa Eye Hospital would prove to be a great blessing for the residents of Kashmir.
Photo by Tariq Hassan

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