Indus Hospital. The eternal story of the sincerity of the Pakistani nation
In 1981, Abdul Bari was admitted to Dow Medical College. Not only were they fortunate, but the softness of the heart that Allah Almighty had given them in their hearts, Allah seldom bestows on the few.
He was a student at Dow Medical College until 1986, but in those five years he did a lot of service.
In 1987, when an explosion occurred at Soldier Bazaar, Abdul Bari and a few of his friends rescued the wounded from among the bodies, but the Civil Hospital's emergency ward was complaining of a lack of beds. After that, Abdul Bari along with his friends went from house to house and from door to door begging and giving gulps to the school children. A huge amount of Rs. 32 lakh 74 thousand five hundred was collected and thus the best emergency ward of the Civil Hospital was inaugurated.
During his student days, he also founded the Patient Welfare Association with the help of his friends.
At the same time, he realized that the only source of blood donation was cannabis, heroin and marijuana. Were made. Then Abdul Bari started the first blood bank.
At the time, Abdul Bari, along with three other friends, vowed that "the day will come when we will build a hospital in the same city where everyone will receive free treatment." Abdul Bari started his professional life from Karachi and spent his whole life in Karachi but the other three friends left for different countries of the world for further education.
Seventeen years later, in 2004, the other three friends returned to Karachi to meet Abdul Bari and remind him of his student days. Accept my son Abdul Bari for the service of the people. ”
Construction of Pakistan's "absolutely free" hospital began in 2004 on a 20-acre site in Korangi Creek. The Indus Hospital was finally opened in July 2007.
One and a half hundred people were admitted in the hospital. The budget of the hospital was initially Rs. 8 crore. Even at the time of construction and after the inauguration, people told Abdul Bari that this hospital would not be able to run. After a while you will be forced to pay fees but in the dictionary of those who blindly believe in Allah and those who love their mission madly. The word "impossible" is not.
The 150-bed hospital was earlier 300, this year the hospital will be expanded to 1,000 beds and by 2024, the hospital will have free treatment for 1800 people.
It is not only the best hospital in Pakistan but also unique in that there is no cash counter in this entire hospital, it is also paperless and no one from patient to doctor needs your prescription. The Patient Number displays your report and performance on online screens everywhere.
In the last eleven years no patient has returned due to lack of money. Rich and poor are all standing in the same line. Treatment is based on "first come and first served" basis. The treatment is done.
The budget of the hospital has reached Rs. They submit and book plots for themselves in heaven.
Sir Abdul Bari, like every doctor, had two options: to move to the United States or Europe after doing housework in 1987, living a luxurious life, having a "soup" of tea in the AC room every morning and going to a restaurant or buffet at night. On the table of Pakistan, Pakistani nation and the situation here would be sent to Tabra and would leave the world as an "honorable citizen", the second option was what he chose for himself.
The easiest game in the world is "blame game". You will always find two types of people. The one who always cries for problems sees only problems everywhere. They are like a bee that sits on the dirt despite having 86 eyes, and the other kind of people like Dr. Abdul Bari. They never complain or complain about their language. They look at the available resources and the essence of Allah. Will begin to happen.
I don't know what grades Dr. Abdul Bari had in school and college, I don't even know how he was in university, but one thing I do know is that he is far ahead of those who receive scholarships from school to grave. ۔
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May Allah Almighty grant us the strength to strive for the service of the people in the same way.
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