Acid attack incident: Bugti announces Civil Award for hospital worker

QUETTA: Chief Minister Balochistan Mir Sarfraz Bugti has announced a Civil Award for Abdul Razzaq Tarakai, an employee of Civil Hospital Quetta, in recognition of his extraordinary bravery and humanity during the acid attack on Lady Doctor Mahnoor Nasar.

Sarfraz Bugti praised Abdul Razzaq Tarakai for displaying exceptional courage, duty, and compassion in the face of danger. Despite personal risk, he rushed to assist the injured doctor immediately after the attack, providing crucial help in extremely difficult circumstances.

In a post shared on social media platform X, the Chief Minister described Abdul Razzaq Tarakai as a “precious asset to society”, noting that individuals who step forward to save lives and help others without regard for personal safety embody the highest values of humanity.

Sarfraz Bugti emphasized that Abdul Razzaq Tarakai’s timely action set a remarkable example of humanity, professional responsibility, and moral integrity.

In recognition of his services, the Government of Balochistan will honour him with a Civil Award to further promote the spirit of sacrifice, compassion, and public service in society.

The Chief Minister added that brave and dutiful individuals are the pride of the nation, and Turkaee’s courage will be acknowledged at the national level. He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to encouraging and supporting those who work selflessly for the protection of lives and the service of humanity.

Sarfraz Bugti added that such individuals are symbols of hope, resilience, and humanity, serving as role models for the younger generation.