KARACHI – The Pakistan Medical Association Karachi has requested the medical community in particular and the citizens in general to actively participate in its rain and flood relief activities for affected people of Sindh and Balochistan. Prof Qaiser Sajjad, in a statement on Sunday, said PMA teams were engaged in providing essential medicines, ration and other necessary goods to the affected people. He said medical teams, comprising doctors and technicians, were also being dispatched to affected areas on rotational basis. The PMA official, in a passionate appeal, urged the citizens to join the PMA in its relief activities through their donations.
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