Rescuers help sick girl complete exam

Published April 8, 2024
A rescuer helps a 9th class student complete her exam after she fainted at the MC Girls High School, Pakpattan. — Rescue 1122 Pakpattan
A rescuer helps a 9th class student complete her exam after she fainted at the MC Girls High School, Pakpattan. — Rescue 1122 Pakpattan

SAHIWAL: The rescuers helped a 9th class student complete her exam after she fainted at the MC Girls High School, Pakpattan, the other day.

Abida Hussain was sitting the last paper of the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Sahiwal, when she fainted as her blood pressure shot up.

The centre superintendent called Rescue 1122 and the girl was examined in the corridor of the examination centre by the rescuers. After the treatment by the rescuers, the girl came to senses and she was administered medicine through intravenous (IV) infusion to further control blood pressure.

Abida wanted to leave her paper but the rescuers, Muhammad Muaz and Abid Hussain, encouraged her not to leave it.

The centre superintendent also gave her permission to take the exam with the drip attached to her. To boost her confidence, the rescuers decided not to leave but they stood by her while picking the drip bottle as the stand was not available there.

The rescuers reportedly stood by the girl for one-and-a-half hours until she completed her exam. Later, she was shifted along with family to Mohallah Said Jalal in Pakpattan city.

KILLED: Two brothers stabbed their youngest brother to death over a minor dispute after Iftar at Chak 86/12-L.

The Okanwala police identified the youngest brother as Shahid Hameed (18) while elder brothers who killed him were identified as Mujahid and Zahid.

Hameed Jutt, the father of the three men, told the police that his sons were not on good terms over some domestic matter.

Both brothers escaped after the incident.

Published in Dawn, April 8th, 2024

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