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Fraternal support: PMA Sindh donates rations for Lyari
Donated 100 bags of rations, including flour, pulses, dry milk, which Edhi foundation will transport to the area.
Abdul Sattar Edhi's foundation will transport the bags to the area. PHOTO: FILE
KARACHI: The Pakistan Medical Association Sindh’s Lyari General Hospital Unit donated 100 bags of one-week rations, including flour, pulses and dry milk, for the people living in Lyari.
These donations were handed over by unit members, Dr Nawaz Panhwer and Dr Tanveer Chachar, to Abdul Sattar Edhi whose foundation will transport the bags to the area.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 2nd, 2012.
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