Terminally-ill Pakistani in UK thanks Pakistan Army for making travel arrangements for family
LONDON/BIRMINGHAM: Terminally-ill Pakistan heart patient Nasar Ullah Khan, admitted currently at Birmingham’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital, has thanked Pakistan Army for making all travel arrangements for his family.
Nasar Ullah Khan told in an exclusive conversation that in response to his request for help, Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa “directed for travel arrangements for my wife and two kids”.
He said: “All travel arrangements were made by the Army. The COAS’s office got in touch with my family in the morning when they were on their way to the British High Commission to collect visas for the United Kingdom. We are thankful to our COAS for the kindness and interest he has shown. My family received the visa at 9am, tickets at 9:39am and at 11:05am they were on the plane.”
Khan said that the Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) Chairman was also helpful in securing reservations at the last minute once Army staff approached PIA for immediate travel requirement.
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