KARACHI, July 1: Sindh chief minister’s adviser Syed Hamid Hussain Abdi has said that the Muttahida Qaumi Movement is taking effective steps for the rehabilitation of rain-affected people, adding that free medical and rehabilitation camps are being set up across the province.

This he said during his visit to a medical camp set up by MQM at the Government Degree Boys College, Quaidabad, in Bin Qasim Town.

He inspected the medical camp and directed doctors to provide full medical assistance to the patients. He also met patients who asked him to provide eye specialists at the medical camp. The adviser assured the staff that eye specialists would be provided at the camp soon.

Later, he visited Jogi Kakri Mohalla.—PPI

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