PIMA RELIEF is going to arrange a free medical camp in Pabbi [Dist NOWSHERA] For the Flood Affected Date and Time, 25th December 2010 Saturday from 9 AM to 2 PM.

Inauguration by Qazi Husain Ahmad

Following are the main DISEASES to be focused:

Diabetes Mellitus, Blood sugar tests, Medicines and education / advice
Hypertension, Blood pressure check up, medicines and education / guidance
Hepatitis, Blood screening, treatment and referral to Kuwait Teaching Hospital Peshawar for further management.
Ophthalmology. Examination, treatment, selection of cataract cases to be operated at Kuwait Teaching Hospital Peshawar.

MEGA Pharma will provide medicines for diabetic and hypertensive patients.
Kuwait Teaching Hospital Peshawar will provide paramedics and Lab facilities.
Alkihdmat Foundation will provide logistic support.
PIMA Peshawar will provide Specialists of different fields.

1st October to 9th October Report (click here to see the report)

28 September 2010:

Up to 18 September 2010:

Area	Camps	Doctors	Paramedics	patients
KPK	187	336	474	45,769
Punjab	292	111	118	1,01,280
Sindh	268	292	398	33,804
Balochistan	16	15	30	2,244
Total	763	754	1,020	1,83,097

18 September 2010:

Area	Camps	Doctors	Paramedics	patients
Sindh
Sukker	2	1	2	310
Shikarpur	2	2	6	433
Karachi	1	1	1	150
That’tha	1	1	2	193
KPK
Peshawar	2	2	6	624
Nowshera	2	2	6	207
Charsada	2	2	6	245
Swat	1	1	3	86
Punjab
2 Cities	5	5	5	1,039
Baluchistan
Dera M. Jamali	1	1	2	92

17 September 2010:

Area	Camps	Doctors	Paramedics	patients
Sindh
Sukker	1	1	2	310
Shikarpur	2	2	6	440
Karachi	1	1	1	150
That’tha	1	2	2	193
KPK
Peshawar	1	2	6	258
Nowshera	2	2	6	178
Charsada	2	2	5	188
Swat	1	1	3	54
Punjab
2 Cities	6	8	7	2,559
Baluchistan
Dera M. Jamali	1	1	2	111

16 September 2010:

Area	Camps	Doctors	Paramedics	patients
Sindh
Sukker	3	3	4	300
Shikarpur	2	2	6	387
Karachi	2	4	2	299
That’tha	1	2	2	165
KPK
Peshawar	1	2	6	455
Nowshera	2	2	5	160
Charsada	2	2	4	85
Swat	1	1	3	85
Punjab
2 Cities	5	5	10	896
Baluchistan
Dera M. Jamali	1	1	2	148

Establishment of medical camps in Mozafar Garh and Rajanpur:

Visit of PIMA President Azad Kashmir:

Dr. Abdur Rehman President PIMA Azad Kashmir along with Dr. Aftab Ahmad Mir, Dr. Mazhar Iqbal and Dr. Atta ur Rehman visited Charsaddah and examined 300 patients in medical camp at Rajar (Charsaddah). Pediatrician, Ophthalmologist, Cardiologist and Radiologist attended the camp. PIMA AJK has donated 700,000 rupees for the flood relief.
Summary
Area/Camp	Rajar (Charsaddah)
Participants	Dr. Abdur Rehman President PIMA Azad Kashmir Dr. Aftab Ahmad Mir, Dr. Mazhar Iqbal and Dr. Atta ur Rehman
Patients Treated	300
Experts Participated	Pediatrician, Ophthalmologist, Cardiologist and Radiologist
Donation	Rs. 700,000

PIMA Punjab activities upto 24 August 2010:

PIMA Punjab Medical activities in collaboration with Al-Khidmat Foundation
PIMA succeded to reach in flooded areas by halicopter with the help of Pak Army and sent huge amount of medinces in 3 flights.
North Punjab: (Sargodha, Mianwali, Bhakkar, Lyah)
Patients	10,500
Camps (Static and Mobile)	23
South Punjab (Multan, Fazlpur, Rajanpur, Kot Addo, etc)
Patients	20,800
Camps (static and mobile)	118
Fund Collection:	Rs.
Faisalabad	1,900,000
Multan	1,800,000
Lahore	2,500,000
Gujranwala	400,000
Rawalpindi	200,000
Total	6,800,000

Participation	Number
Doctors	45
Paramedics	70
Ambulances	22
Trucks	4

16th to 20th August 2010:

Sukkur:
(In Charge Dr Aziz Memon 0333-7102366)

Four doctors with mobile dispensaries visiting different relief camps in the city daily.
Patients seen around 400 daily.
Space and Doctor/paramedics (salaried) for a Stationery OPD for IDPs in search. InshaAllah to be functional by Monday 23 Aug.

Shikarpur:
(In charge Dr Abdullah Khilji 0333-7271227)

8 doctors visiting relief camps daily with govt teams Doctor and paramedic locally hired for mobile/stationery OPD work to start by 22 Aug Insha Allah

Dera Murad Jamali:
(In charge Dr Hammad Zehri 0301-3693614)

One doctor and two paramedics (hired) doing daily OPD patients seen approx 300 daily IDPs estimated 8 lac plus now; medicines worth 1.7 lac suplied through Quetta on 17 August

Hyderabad:
(In charge Dr Abdul Raheem 0300-3042303, Dr Aziz 0333-2702501)

Full report not available; IDP influx not huge; small numbers residing in some camps Two such camps (housing approx 1000, being looked after by local PIMA doctors daily)

Bin-Qasim, Thatta:
(In charge Dr Abdul Qadir Soomro 0333-2148173)

Razzakabad and other camps in Bin Qasim (with few thousand IDPs) Here medical help already plentiful, hence local PIMA decided to move their human resource and other facilities to Thatta, and adjacent places. Plan is to hold two mobile camps; one at Thatta and other at Jhirk (near Thatta) from 21 Aug Insha Allah

Karachi:
(In charge Dr Shayan 0321-9230595, President Dr Ahmad Salman 0321-2022851)

10-15 camps at various places. Two mobile camps daily in work since 17 August: A team of 3 Dr/paramedic in each camp Sachal Goth: 35 pts (17/08); Gulshane Maymar: 150 Pts (18/08); Bhains Colony 50 pts (19/08); (more planned)

Jacobabad:

(isolated due to flood threats, majortiy of population has migrated. No work since 12-08-2010)

Immediate Needs

More doctors and paramedics needed for 15-30 days on salaried basis

Procurement of medicines (donations, local purchase)

Kashmore/ Kandhkot: Needs professional Help (Doctors/paramedics) Medicines; planned to support by volunteers

AMBULANCE(S): Need of Medical Help appears to be stretched to next few weeks at least. Access easier via own Ambulance, which PIMA Sind has none. So far using Al-khidmat ambulances locally. Planned to buy at least one Hiace/Ambulance but funds so far insufficient.

19th August 2010 (Thursday):

Visit of PIMA Central Relief Coordinator,
a team of Mercy Malaysia and Malaysian TV to
Southern Punjab

On Thursday, the 19th August 2010, the PIMA central Relief Coordinator, Dr. Muhammad Sharif visited Southern Punjab. He was accompanied with the team of Mercy Malaysia and the crew of Malaysian TV. The Malaysian TV gave full coverage to the visit, the flood situation and the problems being faced by the affected people. They used to telecast the news every two hours. According to Dr. Sharif, the situation there was even worse than that of Khyber PukhtoonKwah. The following areas of Tehsil KotAddu and Tehsil Alipur of District MuzaffarGarh were worsely affected:

MehmoodKot,Sanawan, Gujrat, Gormani, Dera Din Panah and Qureshi. Stagnant water was seen all around on either side of the road. 80% of the cotton crop, 40 % of rice and 20 to 30% of sugarcane has been wiped out from the area.

There was no access to District Rajanpur till 23rd of August. At many palces, the depth of the stagnant water was more than 3 to 5 feet. The link roads are broken at many places. The Pak Arab Oil Refinery (PARKO) is also affected by the floods.

On Saturday, the 21stof August 2010, the Central President of PIMA, Dr. ShafqatJaved, Provincial president PIMA Punjab, Dr. Abdul HafeezKardar and PIMA relief coordinator of Punjab, Dr. ArifKhokhar also visited these areas. The following decisions were made and implemented promptly:

Provision of Three mobile services for the aforementioned places and Two mobile services for district DeraGahzi Khan.

At Laiyyah, Al Khidmat is catering the health services of the affected people.

18th August 2010 (Wednesday):

PIMA relief team including Dr. Irfan and Dr. Asim with two Parameds visited two villages of district Rajanpur after a boat journey of about 5 KM and treated patients there. Summary is as under:
Area	Patients
Rajanpur	565
Total	565

Staff participated	Number
Doctors	2
Paramedics	2
Other Workers

16th August 2010 (Monday):

Area	Camps	Doctors	Para medics	Others	Medicine	Patients
Khyber Pukhtunkhawa
Charsada	8	13	12	31		1,523
Peshawer	17	60	36	143		6,611
Nowshehra	7	19	18	70		2,269
Swat	9	3	3		100,000	2,044
Punjab
Mianwali	2	3	3		600,000	450
Kot Addu						250
Sind
Sakkar	16				70,000	4,470
Baluchistan
Dera Murad Jamali		10	8			1,150
Totals	59	108	80	244	770,000	18,767

14th August 2010 (Saturday):

PIMA Medical Relief Volunteers succeeded to reach in helicopters with help of Pakistan Army, at worst flood affected areas of District Miawali & Ranjanpur in Pubjab on August 14. Summary is as under:
Area	Camp / Mobile Unit	Patients
Sargodha	2 Mobile camps	1000
Mianwali	8 Camps & Mobile Units	1400
Lyyyah	2 Mobile Unit, 1 Private Hospital devoted	1900
Bhakkar	2 Mobile Units	1200
Kot Addu		250
Fazlpur & Rajanpur		5000
Total		10,750

Rajanpur

The worst flood affected Dist of Punjab, Rajanpur is encircled by flood. On14 August 2010, Dr. Wali Muhammad Mujahid & Dr. Asim visited Jampur through helicopter and donated the following:

Medicine worth Rs.150,000

400 Bags of food items

Also 4 doctors team provided health relief at Kotaddu, Ihsanpur and Mahmud kot.

7th to 11th August 2010:

Charsadda

Two clinics (one static and one mobile) have been established in district Charsadda. The static clinic comprises of one male doctor and four paramedics while the mobile clinic comprises of one female doctor, a lady health visitor and three paramedics.

Pabbi

Similarly, two clinics (one static and one mobile) have been established at Pabbi to cater the needs of the people of district Nowshehra. The composition of the teams is the same as those of district Charsadda.

High Commissioner of Mercy Malaysia

The High Commissioner of Mercy Malaysia spent time with the PIMA Relief team in the districts of Charsadda and Nowshehra. He appreciated the organized activity of the PIMA Relief team. He promised that he will send a comprehensive report to his country and ask the government to send relief goods like Palm oil, tents etc. and monetary aid to PIMA Relief.

10th August 2010 (Tuesday):

Area / Camp	Patients
Dera Murad Jamali (border of Baluchistan and Sind) Medicines courtesy PIMA Jacobabad In-charge: Dr Mukhtar Zehri	200
Sukkur city (for refugees/ in collaboration with Al-khidmat) Medicines courtesy PIMA/ Al-Khidmat Sukkur In-charge: Dr Aziz Memon (0333-7102366)	70
Total	270

Staff participated	Number
Doctors	4
Paramedics	2
Other Workers