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Muslim Medical Mission

What the work looks like when nobody is posing for it

Photographs taken by our own teams on deployment, and reports written by the people who were standing in them.

Field reports

Each one records a place, a date and a count of what was delivered.

Four medical camps in a week as the Indus rises at Taunsa Sharif

Teams led by General Secretary Dr Nasir Hamdani moved into Tehsil Taunsa Sharif as the water came up, running camps out of whatever building still had a dry floor.

Flood responseTaunsa Sharif, Dera Ghazi Khan

Mangrotha, a village on the edge of Taunsa city, taken by the flood

Homes built of mud and cane do not survive standing water. Our teams reached Mangrotha with rations, clean water and a clinical team while the ground was still soft.

Flood responseMangrotha, South Punjab

More than 500 patients given free consultation and medicine in one deployment

Senior doctors ran four camps back to back. Every consultation, every test we could carry and every prescription was free at the point of care.

Medical campsDera Ghazi Khan

Rations reach flood affected families across South Punjab and Balochistan

Distribution ran through local volunteers who knew the households, not through a list handed down from a city office.

Relief distributionSouth Punjab and Balochistan