Help sought for kidney patient

Published December 18, 2005

LAHORE, Dec 17: A railway official has appealed to the president, prime minister and other government functionaries to bear expenses of treatment of his son who has been suffering from a severe renal problem.

Muhammad Akram says his 12-year-old son Adil has been admitted to the Children’s Hospital for the last four months and doctors there have claimed that both his kidneys had failed.

The appellant can be contacted at 0300-4847567.

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