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Himayat Ullah Chairman Trust
“After creating the universe, ALLAH (SWT) Almighty imposed some principle and universal laws to enable events to take place based on a system and order. Human life is also based on some principles and if any human being ignores these principles the consequences would be harmful. One of the principles of humanity is to help needy people in society ...”
OUR VISION & MISSION
Activities
free medical camps in downtrodden areas, provides ration on regular monthly basis to the low incom families for the last 12 years. Khidmat-e-Alam Welfare trust established in 2005 by a philanthropist Mr.Himayat Ullah with the comentment to support the unprivileged class to bring prosperity and sustainability to their lives.
Vision
A Society free form social injustice class society ,equality of power sharing , equality care , better education and grantee the fundamental rights medical facilities for every one . education for every child.that no one left behind
Every 10th Pakistani suffering from hepatitis
LAHORE - Every 10th person in the country is suffering from one type of hepatitis or the other and the viral infection varies in severity from a self-limited condition with total recovery to a life-threatening or lifelong disease. Over 20 million people in Pakistan are infected with hepatitis B and C virus including around 15 […]
TB kills over 70,000 people every year in Pakistan
Rawalpindi Annually around 430,000 people including 15,000 children contract Tuberculosis (TB) in Pakistan while not less than 70,000 deaths every year can be attributed to the disease in the country. TB is a leading infectious cause of death worldwide. Pakistan ranks 6th globally among the 22 high TB burden countries and contributes an estimated 43 […]
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KARACHI: Over 1,500 people in Karachi’s Malir area have fallen victim of a mysterious viral infection about which experts are unaware too. The doctors have advised the patients to avoid taking antibiotics on their own and only administer painkillers. According to details, people in Malir’s Khokhrapar locality were suffering from the disease, the doctors have […]
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TB kills over 70,000 people every year in Pakistan
Rawalpindi Annually around 430,000 people including 15,000 children contract Tuberculosis (TB) in Pakistan while not less than 70,000 deaths every year can be attributed to the disease in the country. TB is a leading infectious cause of death worldwide. Pakistan ranks 6th globally among the 22 high TB burden countries and contributes an estimated 43 […]
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Every 10th Pakistani suffering from hepatitis
LAHORE – Every 10th person in the country is suffering from one type of hepatitis or the other and the viral infection varies in severity from a self-limited condition with total recovery to a life-threatening or lifelong disease. Over 20 million people in Pakistan are infected with hepatitis B and C virus including around 15 […]
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TB kills over 70,000 people every year in Pakistan
Rawalpindi Annually around 430,000 people including 15,000 children contract Tuberculosis (TB) in Pakistan while not less than 70,000 deaths every year can be attributed to the disease in the country. TB is a leading infectious cause of death worldwide. Pakistan ranks 6th globally among the 22 high TB burden countries and contributes an estimated 43 […]
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