AMEERUDDIN MEDICAL COLLEGE STUDENTS DONATE WHEELCHAIRS TO LGH
By Farzana chaudhry Lahore Pakistan Lahore : Students of Ameeruddin Medical College (AMC), through their welfare society “Humanity Still Exists” (HSE), have donated 15 wheelchairs to Lahore General Hospital (LGH) for the convenience of patients. The wheelchairs were purchased through mutual contributions by the students.Speaking at the ceremony, Principal PGMI Prof. Dr. Jodat Saleem appreciated…
By Farzana chaudhry Lahore Pakistan
Lahore : Students of Ameeruddin Medical College (AMC), through their welfare society “Humanity Still Exists” (HSE), have donated 15 wheelchairs to Lahore General Hospital (LGH) for the convenience of patients. The wheelchairs were purchased through mutual contributions by the students.
Speaking at the ceremony, Principal PGMI Prof. Dr. Jodat Saleem appreciated the students’ welfare spirit and said that serving humanity and promoting social welfare form the foundation of any society. He said that active welfare societies in medical colleges not only awaken empathy for suffering humanity among students but also inspire the spirit of becoming ethical and confident doctors. Appreciating the initiative, he announced a personal donation of Rs 25,000 to support the society so that students can continue their welfare activities effectively.
MS LGH Prof. Dr. Faryad Hussain, HoD Pathology Prof. Dr. Nazish Saqlain and society members including Dr Danish, Dr Sami Malik, Dr Aiman, Dr Khola and other doctors were also present on the occasion.
Prof. Dr. Jodat Saleem further remarked that future doctors who cultivate a passion for serving suffering humanity during their student years can develop their profession to the highest standards. He further said that this sense of service becomes the true essence of healing. Serving suffering humanity should remain the foremost priority of the medical profession and the young doctors’ step is a practical demonstration of that spirit, which will help them succeed in their purpose.
Prof. Dr. Faryad Hussain and Prof. Dr. Nazish Saqlain observed that the wheelchairs will further facilitate patients’ mobility. Society office-bearers reaffirmed their resolve to continue such welfare initiatives in the future, contributing to further improvement in the hospital’s system.
