HYDERABAD: A delegation of the Hyderabad Chamber of Small Traders & Small Industry (HCSTSI), led by President Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui, visited the 53rd Mega Free Eye Camp organized by Hyderabad Host Lions Club.

Speaking on the occasion, HCSTSI President Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui said that the organization of the 53rd consecutive Mega Free Eye Camp by Hyderabad Host Lions Club was a highly commendable welfare initiative. He observed that providing eye care and facilities for people facing vision-related problems was an important aspect of public service, particularly for those who could not afford the high cost of medical treatment. He added that such initiatives by social and welfare organizations represented meaningful service to society and deserved every encouragement.

He further stated that, alongside promoting business activities, the Hyderabad Chamber also appreciated positive initiatives aimed at public welfare and considered cooperation with such projects a welcome step.

Club President Muhammad Asif Memon thanked the Chamber delegation for its visit and encouragement. He said that Hyderabad Host Lions Club aimed to play its part in making welfare and healthcare facilities accessible to deserving members of society, and the 53rd Mega Free Eye Camp was part of this ongoing commitment. He emphasized that the support of social organizations, the business community and philanthropists was essential to the success of such initiatives.

The Chamber delegation appreciated the efforts of the camp organizers and acknowledged their continued commitment to public welfare. The delegation included Senior Vice President Muhammad Fahad Mian, Vice President Irfan Arbiani, The occasion was also attended by Lion Dr. Iqbal Haroon, Chairman of Hyderabad Host Lions Club, Lion Piyar Ali Ismail, Co-Chairman, Lion Shakeel Ahmed Khan, District Governor 305-S Pakistan, along with Lion Ashfaq Ahmed (FVDG) and Lion Safia (SVDG). The camp was held on 12 and 13 November 2026 at Police Ground, Saddar Hyderabad.

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