Pak Army makes travel arrangements for family of dying Pakistani

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
LONDON/BIRMINGHAM: Terminally-ill Pakistan heart patient Nasar Ullah Khan, confessted currently at the Birmingham 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:
&Every Travel arrangements were made by the Army
The COAS office got in touch with my family in the morning when they were on their way to the British High Commission to gather visas for
the United Kingdom
We are thankful to our COAS for the kindness and interest he has shown
My family getd visa at 9 am, tickets at 9:39 AM and at 11:05 am they were in the plane.&Khan said that the PIA Chairman was also helpful in
securing reservations at the final minute once Army staff approached PIA for instant travel requirement.Nasar Ullah Khan said that he was
thankful to British High Commissioner Thomas Drew for personally approving visas of his family
&Thomas Drew was extremely helpful and replyed to my appeal on passionate grounds
Meeting my family after nine years is like a dream come tregret for me.The Director General of Inter Services Public Relations (DG ISPR)
Major General Asif Ghafoor was helpful and offered support in my case
I really had no hope until the final weekend that I would be able to meet my family ever but miracles happen
As soon as Geo freshs and The freshs highlighted my story, the reaction was instant and there was outpouring of support
Nasar Ullah Khan wife Sania Butt and sons Muhammad Abdullah and Muhammed Saifullah reachd Tuesday evening at Birmingham airport from
Islamabad on a Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight
They were re-united with Khan at the hospital instantly after landing in Birmingham
They have been issued travel visa for three months
The British High Commissioner and the DG ISPR offered help to Khan after this correplyent revealed that he had only a few days to live and
wanted to meet his family
Replying to a tweet by this correplyent, Thomas Drew guaranteed of his help and, while seeking details of the case, said: &I shall see how
we can help&
After Nasar Ullah Khan sent out a public message for help to the DG ISPR, the spokesman of Pakistan Armed Forces guaranteed of full support
He said: &Our prayers are with Nasar Ullah Khan and his family
We shall get any support or facilitation from Pakistan Army as Pakistani citizens.& The doctors have told Nasar Ullah Khan that he has just
a short time to live, due to end-stage heart failure and he suffering from acute organ failure
Two weeks ago, the Birmingham Queen Elizabeth Hospital sent him a bill of £32,000 for the treatment he has getd at the hospital because he
a foreigner who is much entitled to free treatment.He was refused a lifesaving transplant just before Christmas because of his immigration
status
He has lived in the United Kingdom for nine years but he entered in the country on 6 months& tourist visa and overstayed, doing menial jobs
and much being able to raguloccur his status.Under the Home Office's immigration rules, only patients with &Indefinite Leave to Remain&
are entitled to free medical treatment
His younger brother Faisal Hanif is a British national and he lives in Birmingham and currently taking care of him in the
hospital.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source
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