A blood donation camp and ceremony held at MIRPUR hospital marks the first anniversary of 'Marka-e-Haq' with tributes to Pakistan Army.
A blood donation camp and commemorative ceremony was organized at the Divisional Headquarters Teaching Hospital in MIRPUR on May 13, marking the first anniversary of 'Marka-e-Haq'. The event honored the sacrifices made by the Pakistan Army during Operation 'Banyan Marsus' and paid tribute to their service. Dr Ijaz Ahmed, Medical Superintendent of the hospital, chaired the ceremony alongside senior officials including Khurram Iqbal, Principal of Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Medical College.
The doctors, nurses, paramedics, faculty members, and other staff from the hospital attended in large numbers. The speakers at the event praised the Pakistan Army for their dedication to defending the country, maintaining peace, and combating militancy. They also emphasized the importance of national unity, stability, and support for the armed forces.
During the ceremony, a commemorative cake was cut while attendees chanted slogans supporting Pakistan and its military. A special blood donation drive organized alongside the event saw participation from both hospital employees and members of civil society. The organizers highlighted that this campaign symbolized national solidarity, humanitarian service, and remembrance of those who had lost their lives in the line of duty.
The speakers at the ceremony pledged to continue promoting humanitarian and welfare activities. They also offered special prayers for the country's security, development, and prosperity, as well as for those who had died in service to the nation.
This event not only commemorated 'Marka-e-Haq' but also underscored the ongoing commitment of healthcare professionals and civilians to support national unity and humanitarian causes.
