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Indians crowdfund Pakistani girl's medical treatment

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[h=1]Indians crowdfund Pakistani girl's medical treatment[/h]MUMBAI: Around the time that Shiv Sainiks were blackening Sudheendra Kulkarni's face on Monday morning, a Pakistani girl and her mother were getting ready to leave Mumbai with warm memories of a 49-day stay and gratitude for Indians.

Some Indians had, after all, contributed almost Rs 13 lakh to finance 15-year-old Karachi resident Saba Tariq Ahmed's treatment for Wilson's disease, a disorder that results in poisonous accumulation of copper in the body, at Jaslok hospital. "Saba and her mother, Nazia, boarded an afternoon flight for Karachi. They were extremely happy about how well the treatment worked for Saba," Jaslok hospital CEO Dr Taran Gainchandani said on Monday.

Read more at: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...-web-funded-med-care/articleshow/49328782.cms
 
Indians crowdfund Pakistani girl's medical treatment

MUMBAI: Around the time that Shiv Sainiks were blackening Sudheendra Kulkarni's face on Monday morning, a Pakistani girl and her mother were getting ready to leave Mumbai with warm memories of a 49-day stay and gratitude for Indians.

Some Indians had, after all, contributed almost Rs 13 lakh to finance 15-year-old Karachi resident Saba Tariq Ahmed's treatment for Wilson's disease, a disorder that results in poisonous accumulation of copper in the body, at Jaslok hospital. "Saba and her mother, Nazia, boarded an afternoon flight for Karachi. They were extremely happy about how well the treatment worked for Saba," Jaslok hospital CEO Dr Taran Gainchandani said on Monday.

Read more at: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...-web-funded-med-care/articleshow/49328782.cms
Many people are very much "humane" cutting across the barriers of colour,creed, religion & nationality.
 
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