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V I SI O N LRBT is committed to creating

a better Pakistan by

preventing the suffering

caused by blindness and other

eye ailments. To this end it will

provide state of the art

comprehensive free eye care

in keeping with its tradition of

excellence, efficiency and

compassion for all.

Annual Report 2010FREE EYE CARELRBT

4 Major Achievements

7 Our Mission

8 Their Dreams

10 This is How We Began

13 25 Years On

15 Prevention of Blindness: Affordability

16 Case Study: Affordability

18 Case Study: Prevention of Blindness

20 Case Study: Inadequate Service Delivery at Government Eye facilities

23 LRBT A Haven for the Poor

24 LRBT’s Disaster Relief Activities

26 Accolades

28 Task Ahead

30 Chairman’s Report

32 Review of Operations

40 Visitors

41 Trustees

42 Major Benefactors – During the Year Ended June 2010

43 Donors of LRBT – During the Year Ended June 2010

47 Major Benefactors – 1984/85- 2009/10

49 Honorary Consultants

50 Acknowledgements

51 Report of the Trustees of the Graham Layton Trust, 2009/10

53 LRBT America Inc.

53 LRB Foundation Canada

54 Financial Highlights for 2009/10

56 Donations & Contributions 2009 – 10

57 Expenditure 2009 – 10

58 Estimated Receipts and Payments from July 2010 to June 2011

59 Cumulative OPD Growth

60 Cumulative Surgeries Growth

C O N T E N T S

M A J O RA C H I E V E M E N T S

25years of operation:From a humblemobile unit in 1985to 16 hospitals and44 Community EyeHealth Centres.

Virtually noPakistani is morethan a 3 hour busride from an LRBTfacility.

1.9million sightrestorationsurgeriesperformed.

18.5million poorpeople savedfrom descentinto darknessand destitution.

One of the mostsuccessful medicalinterventions inPakistan’s history.

LRBT now treats

of all eye patientsvisiting OPD,performs

of all eye surgeries &

of all pediatricsurgeries FREE of COST.

36%

Prevalence ofblindness reduced from

of the populationin 1989 to

now.

1.8%

0.9%

27%

32%

O U RM I S S I O N

25 years ago Graham Layton &

Zaka Rahmatulla, 2 retiring CEOs, appalled

by the needless misery of the poor blind

people of Pakistan – needless because 80%

of the blindness is curable - decided to

establish LRBT with the following mission:

No man, woman or child shouldbecome blind just because theycannot afford the treatment.

Women get equaltreatment.

Children and thedisabled are fasttracked.

No discrimination onany basis whatsoever.

Which would ensure that:

Treatment should beappropriate state of theart. Charity should never meansecond-rate treatment.

Patients should betreated withcompassion and dignity.

A network of hospitals located in:

Deprived areas

Areas where there are no Governmenteye care facilities or where they areineffective.

D R E A M ST H E I R

A M O B I L E U N I T

A T T A N D O B A G O

D I S T R C T B A D I N

S I N D H ( 1 9 8 5 )

T H I S I S H O WW E B E G A N

1 6 H O S P I T A L S &

4 4 C O M M U N I T Y

E Y E H E A L T H /O U T R E A C H C E N T E R S

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For Pakistanis living below the poverty line the choice is stark:

A F F O R DA B I L I T YOPD 400

Cataract Surgery Adult 17,000

Cataract Surgery Children 35,000

Vitreo Retinal Surgery 55,000

P R I V A T E S E C T O R C H A R G E S R S .

7,500Monthly Per Capita Income

Get the treatment but starve or go blind.

P R E V E N T I O N O F B L I N D N E S S

Out of Darkness and into the LightBushra Wahabuddin was LRBT’s

18th millionth success story.

Bushra 20 is the youngest of her 8 siblings. Due to paucity ofresources she was forced to drop out of school when veryyoung.

After the death of her parents she began looking for a job as amaid as she did not have any formal education. She found a jobin a beauty parlour and soon she learned the trade. She thenopened up a small salon at her quarter, earning approximatelyRs. 4000 every month.

And then calamity struck: her eyesight began to deteriorate andit affected her job. She tried several local treatments but in vain.She asked her siblings for help but they could not afford to gether treated.

Bushra finally had to close down her parlour and there weredays when there was no food in the house.

A year later, hope flickered once again: A former colleague tookher to LRBT Free Eye Hospital in Korangi where she was diag-nosed with bilateral Cataract. Surgery was performed with verysuccessful results. Bushra has restarted her small salon to sup-port herself with a lot of pride.

Bushra says, “This is a miracle. My life has been transformedthanks to LRBT. I can now stand on my feet and look at thefuture with some hope”.

Case Study Affordability

Accessibility ofGovernment Eye

Care FacilitiesManthar is a hari near BadinHe gets a share of the crops he tills in addition to off season jobs.He has to support a family of 9 on very meagre earnings. 5 of hischildren and his brother & sister are blind with congenitalcataract. There was no Government hospital nearby and Mantharcould not afford a private hospital.

It was Kismat (luck) he said. Allah’s will.

One day, a social worker wrote to daily DAWN relating Manthar’splight appealing for help. We sent a doctor to Manthar’s village toexamine the family. They were brought to LRBT’s Korangi Hospitalall expenses paid.

They were operated on but for 2 of the older children and hisbrother & sister it was too late they had lost God’s most preciousgift, the gift of sight. For the younger three the sun was shiningfor the first time in their lives. Hope was kindled.

Case StudyPrevention of Blindness

The Miracle That Happened

Zubeida belongs to a poor family of 6 from avillage near Peshawar.

Her father is a rickshaw driver. He could barely feedhis family from his daily earnings. Zubeida lost hervision after a trauma which resulted in cornealopacity. She registered for a corneal transplant at aGovernment Hospital in Peshawar. But her turn nevercame. She lived in a state of despondency.

Sometime later her father moved to Karachi. Onhearing about LRBT, Zubeida’s father brought her toKorangi Hospital. A cornea was made available andgrafted. Her joy knew no bounds: She could onceagain see the Wondrous Colours of the World.

Case StudyInadequate ServiceDelivery at GovernmentEye facilities.

L R B TA H A V E N

P O O RF O R T H E

For those living below the poverty line withno access to Government eye-care facilityand unable to afford treatment in the privatesector, LRBT is a haven.

18.5 Million people have been saved from adescent into darkness and destitution free ofcharges.

1.9 million have had their sight restored.

LRBT is “the one national safety netthat the underpriviledged have toaccess equitable and quality eye carein Pakistan”Dr. Haroon Awan, Country Director, Sightsavers International.

5 mobile medicalteams treating 5,357patients.

200 tents & roofing for 800 temporaryhousing supplied.

Temporary Eye hospitalin Mansehra convertedinto a permanenthospital in 2009.

Earthquake in Hazara/Azad Kashmir –October 2005

D ISA S T ERR E L I E FA C T I V I T I E S

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Mobile teams treated 8,864 patients.

9 mobile teamstreated over100,000 patients fora variety of diseases& distributed over amillon waterpurification tablets.

Swat IDP’s May /July 2009

Floods 2010

Mr. Graham Layton (FounderChairman LRBT) was honoured in1990 for his tireless work for theunderprivileged in Pakistan, with theSitara-e-Quaid-e-Azam and also inthe UK where he was awarded a CBEin the 1994 New Year’s Honours.

International Agency for Prevention of Blindness (IAPB)presented the “Regional Achievement Award” posthumouslyto Mr. Layton at its 7th General Assembly Dubai 2004.

1st Annual “Health and

Environment National

Excellence Award 2005

Children Health andEducation Foundationrecognized Khawaja ZafarHassan, Chairman LRBT forhis efforts, support,dedication andcommitment towardshumanity and socialservices

Government of Pakistan,Ministry of Healthrecognized and appreciatedthe outstanding contributionof LRBT to prevention ofblindness and advancingprofessional education andmutual understanding andgoodwill among mankind.The Federal Ministerpresented the shield on 13th August 2005.

A C C O L A D E S

Mr. Justice (R) Aamer Raza A. Khan, President of our Lahore HospitalExecutive Committee and a Trustee was awarded a Gold Medal in

recognition of his services by the Ophthalmologists Society of Pakistan(OSP) Lahore in December 2007

LRBT was nominated for 2009Antonio Champalimaud award.The Champalimaud Foundation,based in Lisbon, Portugal, wascreated at the bequest of thelate Portuguese industrialist andentrepreneur, António deSommer Champalimaud. LeonorBeleza, former PortugueseMinister of Health, is theFoundation’s President.

Khawaja Zafar Hassan,Chairman LRBT wasawarded a shield at

Asia Pacific Academyof Ophthalmology

(APAO) Conference, forhis services towards

prevention andcombating blindness in

Pakistan.

LRBT was nominated for 2010Gates Award for Global Health.The Global Health Council is theworld’s largest membershipalliance dedicated to saving livesby improving health throughoutthe world

LRBT was nominatedfor the 2008 Conrad N. Hilton HumanitarianAward the mostprestigious award inthe field of socialwelfare in the world.

LRBT was invited byPresident Clinton to attendthe Clinton Global Initiative(CGI) meeting in Hong Kong

in December 2008.“Participation in this

meeting is by invitation onlyand is limited to heads ofstates, CEOs, academics,

NGO leaders,philanthropists and other

prominent individuals”. This invitation is an

acknowledgement of LRBT’swork in the area ofpreventing curable

blindness in Pakistan.

D E S

T A S KA H E A DDespite the great strides made against blindnessforbidding challenges lie ahead There are still

n 1.7 million blind causing an annual loss of Rs 65 billion($ 0.76 billion) in terms of lost productivity.

n 17 million Visually Impaired (10% of the population).

n 2.6 million children are either blind or suffer fromimpaired vision.

The 2/3rd of our people currently living aroundthe poverty line are unlikely to diminishappreciably.

Government spending on health is unlikely tosignificantly increase from the current 0.55% of the GDP.

LRBT which currently treats 36 % of all eyepatients visiting hospitals will have to play aneven bigger role. This will require support fromour loyal donors and supporters.

Help us help them. Help us to give hope for a better future.

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Chairman’s ReportI still remember like it was yesterday LRBT»s establishment 25 years ago.Our dream was a network of free eye hospitals located so strategically thatvirtually no Pakistani is more than a 3 hour bus ride away. It seemedimpossible and the realists amongst us scoffed at our ambition - a classiccase they said of overweening ambition. They are letting their imaginationrun wild and no good will come out of this. It is doomed to overstretch andwill collapse. We were driven by the belief that civil society must developtheir own solutions to pressing problems as Government due to othercompeting demands on resources would never be able to resolve them.They were driven by realism. It was a huge task I must admit but passion,commitment and perseverance helped us in surmounting the challenges.We started with a capital of Rs 1 million which had been donated byGraham Layton & Zaka Rahmatulla equally. Of this Rs 100,000 went towardsconstructing the mobile unit which was designed by Graham and builtunder his supervision by associates from his old company MacdonaldLayton. It was initially based in a village near Thatta in November 1985where the first surgery was performed and subsequently moved to TandoBago. The mobile unit was replaced by a purpose built hospital in 1989.Korangi was next: we started in tents in 1986 while we gathered funds forthe building and equipment. Lahore followed in 1987 starting in rentedpremises and then moving into a half finished hospital owned by the LahoreTownship Cooperative Society. From then on there was a steady stream ofnew hospitals with a new one being opened every 18 months. At the same time the influx of patients was forcing us to expandour existing hospitals and add new equipment. As I was looking afterFinance at the time I protested at this breakneck speed but Graham wasadamant. He had this unshakeable belief that God would provide. And so hedid in one guise or another.

25 years on our dream has been fulfilled. We have grown from a humblemobile clinic to 16 purpose built hospitals and 42 Community Eye HealthCentres (CEHC). In the first year 1984/5 we treated a mere 11,699 patients.In 2009/10 this had grown to a massive 1,967,993. Surgeries increasedfrom 546 in 1984/5 to 209,742 in 2009/10. From an isignificant proportionwhen we began, we now treat 36 % of all eye patients visiting a hospital andperform 27 % of eye surgeries. Our contribution to Paediatric eye surgeriesat 32 % is even more pronounced. There are very few NGO's in the worldwhich have our scale and which make such a significant impact in theirchosen field of endeavor.

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LRBT is not all about volume. Our hospitals are staffed by dedicated, skilledand highly experienced doctors and paramedics who use the latestequipment and procedures to deliver high quality treatment whichconsistently surpasses the standards set by the World Health Organisationand the International Centre for Eye Health

Another unique feature about LRBT is its institutionalization. We haveinstituted an effective system of governance and put in place procedures andcontrols to ensure transparency. As a consequence the progress of LRBT wasunaffected by the deaths of its founders: Zaka Rahmatulla in 1989 andGraham Layton in 1999. The number of hospitals has doubled from 8 to 16and the number of patients treated by us has tripled in the 11 years sinceGraham Layton's death. I am confident that the organization in the next 25years will make an even more significant a contribution to the prevention ofcurable blindness as it has done in the past quarter of a century. The Bestis Still to Come.

LRBT's success has been made possible by the generosity of our donorsboth large and small most of whom have been supporting us for a very longtime, our supporters who have given us their very valuable time, the mediawho have generously given us free airtime/space, the dedication andcommitment of our staff who work long hours for little material reward.May God bless them, their families and their enterprises.

OOPPDD VVIISSIITTSS // SSUURRGGEERRIIEESSDuring the year ending June 2010, 1.96 million patients visited the Out PatientDepartments (OPD) of our 16 hospitals and 42 Community Eye Health centers, a growth of12% over the previous year.

During the same period 209,742 major & minor surgeries were performed, an increase of13%. Cataract which is the leading cause of curable blindness constituted 64 % of totalsurgeries. Other surgeries included Vitreo Retina, Glaucoma, DCR, Squint etc. We are thebiggest provider of Vitreo-retinal surgery for the poor people in the country.

1596 patients were treated with Avastin for Age Related Macular Degeneration.177 corneas were transplanted at Lahore & Korangi: 136 in Lahore with corneas beingdonated by Begum Zahra Manzoor Illahi, President Binai Eye Bank Pakistan and 41 inKorangi. Syed Muslim Hasany of Toronto Eye Bank, Canada donated 13 whilst PakistanEye Bank Society donated 6 corneas.

EEXXPPEENNSSEESSOur operating expenses during the year were Rs.411 million being 21% above last yeardue to a growth of 12% in patient visits to OPD and 13% in major surgeries. CapitalExpenditure including Work in Progress at Rs.124 million was 8% lower than last yearmainly due to completion of major expansion projects last year. Our overhead expenseswere 5.1% of operating expenses and are among the lowest in the world.

EEXXPPAANNSSIIOONN OOFF CCAAPPAACCIITTYYMANDRA (RAWALPINDI)To reduce the backlog of surgeries the operation theatre was doubled in size. This projectwas completed in December 09 and the cost of Rs. 1.30 Million was funded equally by thePunjab Welfare Trust for Disabled (PWTD) and LRBT.

GAMBAT (KHAIRPUR)To reduce the surgical backlog Gambat's operation theatre was expanded by 50 % . Theproject was fully funded by a donation arranged by Mr. Justice (R) Shamim AhmedSarwana who also arranged money for a generator to ensure the uninterrupted running ofthe hospital during load shedding.

NEW OPD COMPLEX KORANGI (KARACHI)To provide better facilities for our patients and to allow for future growth a new OPD wing(covered area 14,000 sq.ft.) consisting of patients' waiting area, lecture hall, dispensary,

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screening, refraction and consultants' rooms was completed. This project of Rs 18 millionwas funded by the Bhaimia family who had also financed the construction of the 2nd floorof the old building which houses the operation theatre complex, the paediatricsubspeciality area, the low vision clinic, the library & the conference hall. Mr. Zain K.Anjarwala oversaw the project.

Our Korangi hospital is a Tertiary care facility and a postgraduate training centre andserves the population of Karachi, the Indus delta, the coastal areas of Baluchistan & thosepatients from Sindh & Baluchistan who require tertiary level care.

EXPANSION OF KHANEWAL HOSPITAL:New male and female wards each consisting of 20 beds were constructed. This will enableincreased surgery thereby reducing the backlog. This project was funded by Mr. NasirAhmed Mehmood from Dubai.

SHAHPUR HOSPITAL (DOCTORS ACCOMODATION):With increased patient inflow we have had to increase our complement of doctors. Toattract doctors to serve in rural areas we provide free furnished accommodation. Wetherefore have had to build an additional family accommodation and a bedroom for abachelor. This was funded by Mr. Usman Paracha.

NNEEWW HHOOSSPPIITTAALL:: SSWWAATTl With Kalakalay hospital damaged during the troubles LRBT had opened a temporary

facility in Tehsil Headquarters hospital at Barikot. On the conclusion of the militaryoperation we reopened this temporary facility on 3rd August 2009.

l Kalakalay is not ideally situated and it was therefore decided to convert it into aCommunity Eye Health Centre. It was also decided to replace it with a new hospital atOdigram near Mingora which will serve all of Malakand and Swat provided we canobtain grants to cover the construction and road building costs.

l We have been successful in obtaining a donation of 20 Kanals (12,000 sq yards) ofland at Odigram about 8 km short of Mingora from the local community. The land isabout 1.5 Kms. away from the main road and there is no approach road. General OfficerCommanding (GOC) - Swat has made a commitment to construct an approach road.

l LRBT applied for a grant of Rs.59.6 million to construct the hospital from the PakistanItalian Debt Swap Agreement (PIDSA) funds given to Provincial Reconstruction andRehabilitation Settlement Authority (PaRRSA) for Swat. A PC1 was sent to PaRRSA.The Army also submitted a PC1 for the approach road to our hospital. We understandthat sum of Rs 50 million has been earmarked by PIDSA/PaRRSA for the hospital.Another 3 million has been earmarked for the approach road.

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SSOOPPHHIISSTTIICCAATTEEDD EEQQUUIIPPMMEENNTT:: To fulfill our promise to deliver appropriate state of the art treatment to those living belowthe poverty line the following equipment was provided to our hospitals as a part of acontinuous programme:

Serial No. Name of Equipments Quantity

1 A & B Scan 32 Applanation Tonometer 163 Autorefractometer 64 EIBOS Model 200 15 Direct Ophthalmoscope / Retinoscope Set 46 Heidelberg Retinal Tomography 17 Keratometer 28 Endo Laser - Oculight TX System 19 Operation Microscope 1210 Phacoemulsifier 811 Posterior Vitrectomy with Phaco System 112 Pachymeter 113 Pulse Oximeter 214 Slit Lamp 1415 Yag Laser 7

RREEAACCHHIINNGG OOUUTT38 Free Eye Screening Camps were conducted in collaboration with First, AES Lal Pir,KESC, Shell Pakistan, NRSP, Sehat, HQ Frontier Corps Quetta & CMH Sibi as under:-

Location LRBT Hospital Collaboration

Lodhran Lar Multan Shell PakistanAbaseen Petroleum Hatri Hyderabad Rashidabad Shell PakistanG. T. Road Mandra, Near Rawalpindi Mandra Shell PakistanNarowal Filling Station, Pasrur Shell PakistanMian Channu Khanewal Shell PakistanThatha Gormani Multan Shell PakistanThatha Gormani Multan Shell PakistanHana Quetta NGO Origin QuettaIbrahim Haidri Korangi Sehatfirst ClinicLal Pir Lar Multan AES Lal PirAES Lal Pir Camp Multan AES Lal PirCivil Hospital Badin Tando Bago Nishat Welfare OrganizationMuch Jail Dist: Much Quetta HQ Frontier CorpsSibi Quetta DHQ / CMH Sibi Quetta Bolan Scout / HQ Frontier Corps

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Noorpur Thal Shahpur National Rural Support ProgramNoshehra Distt: Khushab Shahpur National Rural Support ProgramJauharabad Shahpur National Rural Support ProgramKhoski Camp Tando Bago National Rural Support ProgramAhmed Rajio Tando Bago National Rural Support ProgramHaroon Abad Arifwala National Rural Support ProgramQuaidabad Shahpur National Rural Support ProgramJauharabad Shahpur National Rural Support ProgramQuaidabad Shahpur National Rural Support ProgramKadhan Tando Bago National Rural Support ProgramPangrio Tando Bago National Rural Support ProgramHaroon Abad (Dahran) Arifwala National Rural Support ProgramChishtian Arifwala National Rural Support ProgramJhandwala (Bahawalnagar) Arifwala National Rural Support ProgramHasilpur (Bahawalpur) Arifwala National Rural Support ProgramTibi Qaisarani Multan National Rural Support ProgramRajanpur Multan National Rural Support ProgramD. G Khan Multan National Rural Support ProgramJampur Multan National Rural Support ProgramLadh Basti Korangi Karachi Electric Supply Corporation HQ Frontier Corps Quetta HQ Frontier CorpsCEHC Dadyal (Azad Kashmir) Mandra Iftikhar Memorial TrustDewal Sharif (Tehsil Muree) Mandra Dewal Union Council

A total of 14,729 patients were examined, out of which 9,173 were medicated, 3,998 refractedand 2,728 patients referred to our hospitals for detailed examination and / or surgery.

HHUUMMAANN RREESSOOUURRCCEE DDEEVVEELLOOPPMMEENNTT Training & Development10 doctors have qualified as FCPS & 2 Doctors have successfully cleared the MCPSexamination. 57 doctors & 5 House surgeons are presently under going post graduatetraining.

Microsurgical Training: 4 doctors have been trained under microsurgical training at Lahore Hospital.

Co-ordination with the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistanl Dr. Usman Vayani from our Korangi Hospital was appointed as Clinical Coordinator

FCPS-II Ophthalmology Examination from 21st to 24th July 2009 at CPSP Karachi.

l Dr. Syed Fawad Rizvi from our Korangi Hospital was appointed as Theory Assessor forMCPS & IMM (Ophthalmology) examination at CPSP Karachi on 14th October 2009.

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l Dr. Syed Fawad Rizvi, Dr. Shakir Zafar and Dr. Munira Shakir from our KorangiHospital were appointed as Assessor for FCPS-II (Ophthalmology) examination atCPSP Karachi on 20th January 2010.

l Dr. Munira Shakir & Dr. Shakir Zafar from Korangi hospital were appointed as ExternalExaminers for Eye Grand OSCE Examination at Aga Khan University on 19th June2010.

l Dr. Shakir Zafar & Dr. Munira Shakir from Korangi hospital were appointed asAssessors for FCPS-II (Ophthalmology) Theory Examination at CPSP Karachi on 21st& 22nd June 2010 respectively.

Training Courses6 CEHC workers & 7 OT Technicians were trained in the month of August 2009 & January2010 respectively for one month making a total of 57 paramedics of different trades whichhave been given refresher training till now at Korangi hospital in seven batches.

Mr. Muhammad Asif Sheikh from Korangi is undergoing B.Sc. Vision Sciences Coursewith Allama Iqbal Open University.

4 candidates from various Hospitals are undergoing one year Ophthalmic TechnicianCourse with ISRA University for the year 2009-10. 5 candidates from various Hospitals areundergoing the one year Ophthalmic Technician Course with College of Ophthalmology &Allied Vision Sciences (COAVS) Lahore for the year 2009-10.

Ms. Nargis Parveen from our Korangi and Mr. Ibrar ul Hassan from our MandraHospital attended training workshop on "An update of Low Vision services" at Collegeof Ophthalmology & Allied Vision Sciences (COAVS) Lahore from 28th to 30thSeptember 2009.

Organisational Developmentl Policy manual for Hospitals and CEHC's has been compiled, incorporating all relevant

rules/regulations in force.

l Community Services including Community Eye Health Centers, School Screening, EyeScreening Camps have been reorganized. Standards for each segment has beenformulated and put in place.

l Induction criteria for paramedics / support staff and Interview Assessment Form havebeen designed and implemented.

l Assessment Form for Confirmation has been improved.

l Procurement, Repair & Maintenance department has been separated from theAdministration for better control.

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Research / Survey / Conference / SeminarAbroad:l Dr. Khalid Mahmood (Consultant Ophthalmologist) attended "Glaucoma

Conference" from 10th to 12th August 2009 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

l Dr. Khurram A. Mirza from our Lahore Hospital attended 4th Congress of the AsiaPacific from 11th to 14th November 2009 at Taipei, Taiwan.

l Dr. Munira Shakir, Dr. Bhagwanti Kumari, Muhammad Naeem Ghauri, GeorgeInayat have been nominated and selected for Training/ Fellowship /Observer atAlder Hey UK, sponsored by Fred Hollows Foundation.

Local:l Dr. Muhammad Hannan Jamil, (Ophthalmologist) from Lahore Hospital attended a

workshop on use of botox in strabismus at COAVS, Mayo Hospital Lahoreconducted by Mr. Arvint Chandana, Consultant Pediatric Ophthalmologist, Alder Hey Children Hospital, Liverpool, UK on 12th December 2009.

l Dr. Zahid Kamal (FCPS, FRCS) Assistant Professor in Post Graduate MedicalInstitute & General Hospital Lahore along with Mr. Azhaid Hafiz Consultantoculist visited LRBT Korangi hospital on Saturday 4th July 2009, Dr. Kamalassisted by Dr. Hari Krishin of Korangi hospital gave a live demonstration onEnucleation. He also readout his research papers on Dry Eye Syndrome,Enucleation implant, PESS and DCR with LJ Tube on Enucleation + SS implant.The live surgery was attended by surgeons of LRBT as well as Professor JavedHassan Niazi (Head of eye department of JPMC) & Commodore Waseem ofPakistan Navy Hospital Shifa. The session was conducted by Dr. Munira Shakir.

l The research work on "Comparison of Visual Outcome between Superior ScleralTunnel and Temporal Scleral Tunnel Approaches in Manual Small Incision CataractSurgery" written by our doctors from Lar hospital was published in Al-Shifajournal of Ophthalmology.

l Two papers, one on "Role of PFCL in retinal detachment surgery" and other on"Vitreo on a Perfluorocarbon Liquid as Vitreous substitute in RetinalDetachment surgery" were published in Annual Journal of Jinnah PostGraduate College (JPMC) Vol. I, 2 & 3 and Pakistan Journal of Ophthalmology2009, Vol. 25 No. 2 respectively. These were written by Dr. Faisal Murtaza ofKorangi hospital.

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l Sight Savers International (SSI) organized the following workshops that wereattended by LRBT staff:-

i. Partnership Defined Quality Training (PDQ) workshop from 17th to 18thAugust 2009 at Islamabad Hotel, Islamabad.

ii. Low Vision Management Training workshop from 27th to 30th September 2009at College of Ophthalmology & Allied Vision Sciences (COAVS) Lahore. Theprime objective of this training was to provide a refresher to the clinicians.

l Dr. Zaheeruddin Aqil Qazi, (Chief Consultant Ophthalmologist) Lahore was invitedas guest speaker at the Annual Ophthalmic Conference held in Hyderabad from01st to 09th November 2009.

l Ophthalmological Society of Pakistan (Sahiwal Branch) organized "Live Surgery" atSahiwal on 11th December 2009. Dr. Zaheeruddin Aqil Qazi (Chief ConsultantOphthalmologist) was invited to perform live surgery in order to share and upgradethe knowledge of Ophthalmology amongst the Ophthalmologists of Sahiwal andsurrounding areas.

l Dr. Zaheeruddin Aqil Qazi (Chief Consultant Ophthalmologist) and Dr. KhurramAzam Mirza (Consultant Ophthalmologist) both from Lahore attended KarpothConference on 13th February 2010 in Karachi.

l Dr. Rashid Zia (Ex - LRBT Lahore) came from UK and gave a presentation onGlaucoma and DDLS on 08.03.2010 at our Lahore hospital.

l Dr. Muhammad Tariq Khan (Consultant Ophthalmologist), Dr. Khurram Azam Mirza(Consultant Ophthalmologist) and Dr. Amjad Saleem Sahi (SeniorOphthalmologist) all from Lahore hospital attended the Islamabad OphthalmoConference from 02nd to 03rd April 2010.

l Dr. Aslam Muhammad Hayat Khan from our Pasrur Hospital attended OphthalmicConference Meeting at Hyderabad to present modified SICS techniques from 14thto 16th November 2009. Dr. Z. A. Qazi from our Lahore Hospital also attended thisworkshop.

l Dr. Muhammad Nadeem from our Mandra Hospital attended a workshop on"Research Methodology" organized by SSI from 21st to 22nd November 2009 atIslamabad.

l Dr. Khalid Masood Ashraf from our Mandra Hospital and Dr. M. Hasnain, Dr.AbdulHameed and Dr. Shahid Hamid from our Shahpur Hospital attended OphthalmoConference 2010 from 1st to 3rd January 2010 at PC Hotel Lahore. Dr. KhalidMasood presented a paper on "Phaco in Phacomorphic Glaucoma" andparticipated in the symposium on Cataract Surgery in this conference.

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l Dr. S. Fawad Rizvi alongwith Dr. Pervaiz A. Siddiqui, Dr. Shakir Zafar and Dr. M.Abdullah Khan from our Korangi Hospital attended Institutional Ethic ReviewCommittee (IERC) Capacity Building Workshop at Jinnah Postgraduate MedicalCenter (JPMC) from 14th to 15th May 2010.

l Dr. Munira Shakir from our Korangi Hospital is attending training on Retcam &Management of Retinoblastoma at Civil Hospital, Karachi on every Saturday forthree months.

l Dr. Behrul Amin from Akora Khattak, Dr. Adil Nawaz Khan, Dr. Washoo Mal, Dr. Sana Siddiq Motiyar, Dr. Abdul Samad Khan and Dr. Bhagwan Das fromKorangi Hospital attended Skill Development Workshops at CPSP Karachi.

RREECCOOGGNNIITTIIOONNl LRBT has been nominated for 2010 Gates Award for Global Health.

l LRBT has also been awarded with a shield for the "CSR NATIONAL EXCELLENCEAWARDS" on 21st January 2010 by Help International Welfare Trust (HIWT).

l Khawaja Zafar Hassan, Chairman LRBT has been nominated for "Jonathan MannAward for Global Health & Human Rights". The Jonathan Mann Award for GlobalHealth & Human Rights was established in 1999 to honor Dr. Jonathan Mann andhighlight the vital link between health and human rights. The award is bestowedannually to a leading practitioner in health and human rights and comes with asubstantial financial reward.

VisitorsThe following visited our Tertiary and Secondary Hospitals during the period under review:

Name Designation Hospital visited

Ms.Robin Raphael & Economic Assistance Ms.Mary Elizabeth Maden Coordinator USAID Pakistan & Korangi (Karachi)

Consul of Economic Affairs

Maj. (Retd) Kamran Rab Pakistan Refinery Limited "

Mr. Shujaat Wasty RS Foundation Canada "

Mr. Ashraf Qazi USA "

Dr. Rubina Gillani Fred Hollows Foundation "

Mr. Amir Jahangir & Dr. Wasim Khan CE & Project Director SAMAA TV "

Bolan Castings Limited Team "

Maj. Gen (Retd) Abdul Qadir Usmani with Inspection Team from Human Organs Transplant Authority Ministry of Health "

Dr. Azhar Salahuddin SEE International, U.S.A. "

Ms. Raheela Hameed Durrani Minister for Prosecution, Govt. of Balochistan "

Mrs. Jacqueline Novogratz Acumen Fund "

Team of under training CSS officers Civil Services Academy Lahore

Ms. Rabia Nusrat British Asian Trust, U.K. Lahore

12 Member team National Management College Lahore

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Trustees

OFFICE BEARERSMr. K.Z. Hassan Honorary Chairman

Mr. Najmus Saquib Hameed Honorary Vice Chairman & CEO

Mr. N. K. Shahani Honorary Treasurer

Mr. Justice (Retd.) Aamer Raza A. Khan Honorary Legal Advisor

Mr. Amir Ali Tapal Honorary Secretary

MANAGING COMMITTEEMr. K.Z. Hassan Chairman

Mr Najmus Saquib Hameed Member

Mr. N. K. Shahani Member

Mr. Justice® Aamer Raza A. Khan Member

Mr Amir Ali Tapal Member

Mr. Yacoobali G. Zamindar Member

Mr. Aitizaz Shahbaz Member

Mr. Farrokh K. Captain Member

Mrs. Marianna Karim Member

Mr Rashid M. Khan Secretary

AUDIT COMMITTEEMr. Yacoobali G. Zamindar Member

Mr. Atizaz Shahbaz Member

Mrs. Marriana Karim Member

Mr. Farrokh K. Captain Member

Mr. Mansoor Hamdani Secretary

*Mr. K. Z. Hassan (Retired Company Chairman)

Mr. Najmus Saquib Hameed (Retired Company Chairman)

*Mr. Yacoobali G. Zamindar (Chartered Accountant)

*Mr. Justice (Retd) Aamer Raza A. Khan (Retired Judge, Lahore High Court & Advocate)

*Mr. Khursheed K Marker (Company Chairman)

*Syed Babar Ali (Company Chairman)

Mr. N.K. Shahani (Chartered Accountant)

Mr. Amir Ali Tapal (Company Director)

Mr. K.M. Aminullah (Chartered Accountant)

Prof. Muhammad Daud Khan (Professor of Ophthalmology, Vice Chancellor)

Mr. Farrokh K. Captain (Company Chairman)

Mr. Ahsan Raza (Retired Chartered Accountant)

Mr. Naseem S. Mirza (Retired Company Chairman)

Mr. John Cowasjee (Company Chairman)

Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar Ahmed (Ophthalmic Surgeon)

Mr. Azizul Haq (Architect)

Mr. Atizaz Shahbaz (Retired Company Chairman)

Mrs. Spenta D. Kandawalla (Company Director)

Mrs. Marriana Karim (Social Worker)

Mian Ershad Zaheen (Investment Banker)

Pir Ali Gohar (Company Chairman)

Syed Fakhar Imam (Former Speaker, National Assembly of Pakistan)

Mr. Zain K. Anjarwala (Consultant Engineer)

Mr. Zaiviji Ismail Bin Abdullah (Company Chairman)

Mr. Riaz Khokhar (Retired Foreign Secretary, Govt. of Pakistan)

Mr. Iqbal Lakhani (Company Chairman)

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1. Graham Layton Trust

2. Sight Savers International

3. Mr. Zahid Iqbal Bhatti

4. Central Zakat Administration

5. The Fred Hollows Foundation

6. The I-Care Foundation

7. LRBT America Inc.

8. Subhan Food Industries

9. The Shirin Sultan Dossa FoundationEndowment Fund

10. Punjab Welfare Trust For The Disabled

11. Ms. Khurshid Bhaimia & family

12. Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal

13. Asiatics Group

14. Hundal Foundation

15. Infaq Foundation

16. Rotary Club, Karachi South

17. Kuwait Friends

18. Mr. Mohammad Abdul Aleem

19. Shell Pakistan Ltd.

20. Hamza Foundation

21. Miss Shahida Raja

22. Miss Abida Raja

23. Sorabjee Patel & Co.

24. Mr. S.M.Pervez

25. Standard Chartered Bank (Pakistan) Limited

26. Mr. Sajjad Ahmad

27. Mr. Azhar Zafar

28. International Development & ReliefFoundation

29. Unilever Pakistan Limited

30. The British Asian Trust

31. Miss Zahida Raja

32. ALM (Private) Limited

33. Mrs. Irum Khurram

34. Dubai Islamic Bank

35. Mr. Shan Ashary

36. Light for the World

37. Mr. Mohammad Omran Al Omran

38. Premier Dairies Pvt. Limited

39. Pakistan Tobacco Company

40. Raaziq International (Pvt.) Limited

41. Health Department, Govt. of the Punjab

42. The Hub Power Company Limited

43. Mrs. Farhat Afza

44. Mrs. Rabia Khan

45. Mr. Nasir Ahmed Mehmood

46. Miss Amber Khan

47. Government Holdings (Private) Limited

48. Mr. Mohammad Afzal M. Yusuf

49. Mrs. Amna Tariq

50. Siddique Corporation

51. Mr. M. J. Chaudhry

Major BenefactorsDuring the Year Ended 30th June 2010

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Donors of LRBTDuring the Year Ended 30th June 2010

We gratefully acknowledge donations from the following:

World Medical Relief Inc USAMr. Qasim KazmiMrs. Zulekha KasimMr. Farrukh SeerMst. Sahia AhmadMr. Bashir AhmedSee International (U.S.A)Mr. Sultan Nadir Ali PashaMr. Javed AhmedMr. Syed Ashfaq HusainMr. Mohammad Nasir Zaman KhanMr. Naveed Ahmed JeddyMs. Raheela DurraniPakland Private TrustHajra Bi & Muhammad IlyasMrs. Ayesha ZaidiMr. Mohammad ArifMr. Khawar Masood ButtMr. Samee - ul - HasanEFU Life Assurance Ltd.Mr. Towfiq ChinoyWaheed Asghari Memorial Trust

Mr. Iqbal AhmedHub Leather (Pvt) Ltd.Ms. Zeenat Towfiq ChinoyMr. S.M.TariqMr. Mohammad AhmedMr. AsimMr. S.M. FarhadMr. S.M. RaffayMrs. Bakht NoorMr. Nauman MazharMr. Inayat ullah ChaudhryMr. Masood Mohsin GilaniMr. Justice (Retd) Abdul Shakoor SalamMr. & Mrs. Khursheed Mahmood QasooriBilal EngineeringChef International

Abedien InternationalMr. Suhail Akram ChaudhryMr. Asif BaigMrs. Dure-Shahwar AslamPakistan Cycle Industries Co-op. Society LtdAmerican Islamic AssociationMr. Qaisar Zaman & Mrs. Fauzia HalimMr. Meraj Ahmed & Ms. Maheen AhmedDr. Muhammad Hanif QureshiMr. Feroze VeraniHabib Metropolitan Bank LimitedRicha LeathersBegum Khalida ShahMr. Ali Ahmed KhanAl - Bader Welfare TrustMrs. Shahida Parveen ChaudharyMr. Hasham AliAES Lal Pir (Pvt) Limited.Premier Insurance Ltd.Mr. Sajid AkramCommanding Officer, C.M.H., SibiMr. N. AnwarGetz Pharma (Pvt) LimitedMr. Jahangir Anwar ShaikhSurraiya Khanam TrustMr. Amin Essa TaiMr. Abid HussainMr. Pervaiz Iqbal SheikhBBJ Pipe Industries (Pvt) LimitedMr. Zakir MahmoodChaudhry Tariq MehmoodMr. Altaf MushtaqAl-Saad ElectronicsMr. Muhammad RamzanMr. Shahid Pervaiz ShafiqPAPCONational Rural Support ProgrammeFaysal Bank Limited

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Mr. Muhammad AzamMrs. Durdana HaqueMr. Haji Allah Rakha Sultan Ali & FamilyKausar RaufMr. Shahzad NaseerMr. S. M. NaveedAlcon Pharmaceuticals Ltd..Mr. Mudassir ZubairiMr. Sheikh Fasih uddinMr. Majjid BashirMr. Shaheen AminMrs. Mani C. CowasjeeMr. Salman AhmedMr. & Mrs. Khalid AwanMr. Ahmad Ali Ahmad Al AttasMr. Zulfiqar Ali ButtCol (R) Dr. Haider ZamanMr. Fahim Ahmed ShafiqiEvacuee Trust Property BoardMr. & Mrs. Saleem JangdaMr. Abdus SamadThe Tauheed TrustSattar ElectronicsHaji Muhammad Welfare TrustMr. Humayun Saeed ShiekhMrs. Rehana Zaman KhanKhalid Anwer & Co.Mr. Ehsan Ali MalikSecurity Papers LimitedMs. Sadaf SaeedKhas Industries (Pvt) Limited.Abdul Razzak AssociatesMrs. Mehrun Nisa Younus TaiMrs. Ghazala PervezMr. Rana Khalid MahmoodGul EnterprisesSkyways ServicesMr. Nisar AhmedMr. Mian Abdul RashidAl-Qamar PapersMohammadi BegumMr. Ateeq JavaidDr. Mohammad AnwarSyed Imran AliJamila and Ali KarimjeeABS Products PakistanMr. Arif Hashwani

Rahmat Tanneries (Pvt) LtdSharif Wheat ThresherMr. Muhammad ArshadMr. Khawaja Khalid IqbalHascombe Storage LimitedMr. Mohammed Amin NathaniMr. Waseem ullah AnjumKausar Ghee Mills (Pvt) LimitedMr. Maaz AliMr. Muhammad WaseemMr. Chaudhary Muhammad HamidCol. (Retd) Muhammad NazirMr. Muhammad Farrukh Irfan KhanMr. Anwar Mehmood RandhawaA. Q. Enterprises

Mr. Waseem ullah AnjumDr. Riaz KhawajaAlcon Scientific ServiceMr. Ahmed Kamal MalikMr. Sheikh M. AslamDr. Hyder Ali KhanMr. Wazir Ali DarediaMr. S.M.TanveerMr. Irfan MuneerMr. S. M. ImranDr. Muhammad SaleemMr. Rehan & Mrs. Asma KhanMr. Murad AzamMr. Muhammad Azeem AbbasiMr. & Mrs. AbeeraMr. Rizwan ShahNajma Anwarul Haq Memorial Welfare SocietyMr. Aamir SagheerMr. Mehr Muhammad SiddiqueAmbience FilmsMr. FarooqiMr. Sarim ShujaMr. Nouman FarrukhMr. ShamsuddinJasani ScientificHamza Weaving FactoryMr. Hashim Khan HotiMs. Sara KhanMian Ijaz AhmedLions Club, Karachi SITEWg. Cdr. Shafqat MahmoodDr. Usman Saleem

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Mr. S. Tufail AhmadMr. Qasim Ali Shah & Mrs. ShehnazSHZ TextileMr. Ali J. HamdaniMr. Islam Musheer KhanMr. Khalid MehmoodMr. Syed Mumtaz Hassan PashaMr. Chaudhry Imtiaz BashirMr. Wajahat Zafar & Samia AhmedMr. Bashir AhmedMrs. Uneza JawedMr. Fawad JawedMr. Faisal JawedMr. Faraz JawedMr. Muhammad IrfanMr. Muhammad Shoaib PashaMr. Abdul Kareem JangdaMr. Khalid Aziz MirzaMr. Muhammad Aslam MughalMrs. Usman SiddiquiMr. Ali MuhammadMr. Mian ShahjahanMrs. Noreen AminMr. Asad Aziz AhmedMr. Irfan MustafaMr. AbdullahMr. Syed Abdul Ghani KirmaniISIS Pharmaceuticals & Chemical WorksAdma Shamran Trading CoAdma Shamran Catering CoMr. Abdul HameedMr. Khurshid AhmedMr. Shamshad Ali SiddiquiMrs. Ruquaya KhurshidMr. Badar IqbalMrs. Brig. (Retd.) Riffat BashirMr. Tariq BarlasGlobal GivingMr. Abbas Ali ZahidMr. Sheheryar AliDr. S. Fawad RizviMr. Salman ShafiqMr. Kamran Abdul RazzakEngr. Muhammad SaeedDr. Rasheed A. MianRear Admiral Muhammad Zakaullah SI(M)Bolan Castings Limited

Mr. Azam FaruqueProf. Muslim AliDr. Malik Mohammad YounasMr. Navid FazilMr. Bilal Ahmad AminMr. Munir AhmedMr. Altaf HussainMr. Mahmood AhmadMuller & Phipps Pakistan (Pvt) LimitedMr. Sheikh Shakeel AhmedMr. Muhammad Iqbal KhanBegum Jamila LatifShabbir Tiles & Ceramics Limited.Bhandara FoundationMr. G. N. Sheikh & Mrs. Ejaz NisarMrs. Saeeda ChowdharyMian Iqbal SalahuddinMr. Ijaz Ahmed SheikhMr. Sikandar AzizMr. Manazir Ali NasirMr. Mirza Iqbal BaigMr. M. R. MonemMr. Haroon Rasheed MagoonAMN TrustMr. Justice (Retd) Rana Bhagwan DasMr. Syed Nurul HussainMr. Asad Sabih ToorBegum Almas A. ChinoyMr. Sabir SamiMr. S. H. Khalid ZaidiMr. Bashir MakkiFaisal Textile Industries (Pvt) LimitedDr. Muhammad SharifMr. Abdul Hameed ChaudhriMr. Imam Baksh ShaikhMr. Misbahuddin FarooqiMrs. BaigMr. M. M. KhanMr. Shahid Ali MalikMr. Abbas Hussain MalikDr. Sikandar Hayat SheikhMrs. Akhter Khalid WaheedMr. Sharjeal MasudMr. Hasan Ali AsgharBank Al Habib LimitedFaiz CorporationBegum Aisha Bawany Educational & Welfare Wakf

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Mr. S. M. Asghar AliAir. Cdre. Jadoon TrustMr. Aziz-ur-RehmanMr. Atta Ullah KhanAbbasi Securities (Pvt) Ltd.Dr. Ahmed Ali AfridiHaji Zameer AhmedMr. Hassan DinHaji Muhammad Benevolent TrustM/s Malik Shafqat Ali, Munawar & Saleh MuhammadMr. Abid HussainMr. Shams-ul-Arfeen QureshiMr. Muhammad Musharaf AkhundHaji Muhammad Memorial TrustMr. Talib HussainMian Maqbool AhmedMrs. Khalida ZiauddinMr. Jabir JanooMr. Haji Abdul QadirMr. Mohammad BashrullahMr. AmjadMrs. Zareena BegumMrs. Nafeesa BegumMrs. Shakira BegumKhawaja Ali HassanCapt. Asad SarfarazMrs. Rizwana SiddiqueMiss Sadia Shuaib ParachaMrs. Amber Haroon SaigolDr. Mrs Azmat YarMr. Mushtaq Ahmed SheikhDr. Ayaz KhanMrs. Ayesha ImranMrs. KiranMiss SaimaMr. Ahsan Raza DurraniMr. Mohammad AsgharMr. Faisal MaqboolMr. Muhammad Siddique SheikhMr. Justice (Retd) Fakhruddin G. EbrahimMian Nasir SattarMr. Irshad AhmedMr. Kashif Ahmed SheikhMr. Muhammad SuffyanMr. A. Sultan

Syed Ghullam Mohiuddin ShahAir Cdre. Naveed KhaliqMr. Muhammad Atif AhmedMr. Muhammad Sarwar KhawarTasneem Dara KhanMiss Sunita AchriaM.I. Mahomedy FamilyMr. Iqbal Ibrahim MaladwalaMrs. Tahirah HaroonSyed Mobeen AhmedSyed Nadeem ShahMr. Imtiaz HussainDr. Muhammad TahirMr. Shehzad LaeeqMr. Muhammad Iqbal & Mr. M. HussainChand Electrical CorporationMr. Shahzada Ellahi ShaikhMiss Anjum Naheed KhanMr. Syed Vaqar AshrafTijarat DevelopersMr. Maqsood HussainProfessor Dr. Zahida DurraniSheikh Muhammad IqbalDr. Nouman QureshiMrs. Farzana MasoodDr. Moazzam Baig MirzaMr. Sanwal HussainMr. Syed Khalid SaifMr. Amir SaeedMs. Nadia, Ms. Safia & Prof. Raja MumtazMr. Hassan RazaMr. M. Tabassum MunirAlpha TradersMr. Iftikhar Ahmed KhanMr. Mohammad Osman YusufSheikh Amin Akhtar & Mr. Khalid SaeedMr. Mahmood Javed RanaMr. Abdul Wahid Purley, U.K.Shalimar Resin Industries Pvt. Ltd.Kausar Rice & General MillsMr. Amash AqilAir Commodore (Retd) Mahmood AhmedProfessor Dr. Iqbal Ahmed (late)Mr. Maqsood Ahmed

and other donors who gave less than Rs. 100,000/-

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1 Sight Savers International

2 Graham Layton Trust

3 Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal

4 LRBT America

5 Infaq Foundation

6 Central Zakat Administration

7 Shell Pakistan Ltd.

8 Punjab Welfare Trust For The Disabled

9 Subhan Food Industries

10 Ms. Khurshid Bhaimia and family

11 Mr. Zaka-ullah Khan

12 Pergola Holdings Inc.

13 Mrs. Asmat Fatima

14 Standard Chartered Bank

15 Captain - PQ Chemical Industries Ltd.

16 Health Department, Govt.of the Punjab

17 Mr. Zahid Iqbal Bhatti

18 Unilever Pakistan Limited

19 Hamza Foundation

20 Begum Fahmida Malik

21 Dupont Pakistan Operation (Pvt) Ltd

22 Opec Fund for International Develpment

23 The Fred Hollows Foundation

24 Millitel Limited

25 The Hub Power Company Limited

26 The Shirin Sultan Dossa Foundation

Endowment Fund

27 Mr. Sajjad Ahmad

28 Raaziq International (Pvt.) Limited

29 ICI Pakistan Limited

30 Ms. Faeeza Naqvi

31 Begum Manzoor Elahi

32 Begum Khalida Shah

33 Rotary Club Karachi South

34 Pakistan Tobacco Company Ltd.

35 PPL Welfare Trust

36 Mr. Mohammad Nasir Zaman Khan/

Mrs. Rehana Zaman

37 Mr. Towfiq Chinoy

38 International Industries Limited

39 Rajaan Aziz Memorial Fund

40 Citibank N.A.

41 Cowasjee Foundation

42 Asiatics Group

43 Hundal Foundation

44 Deutsche Bank

45 B.H.P. Petroleum Pakistan Inc. (Union Taxas)

46 Mr. Ishrat Siddiqui

47 Adamjee Foundation

48 Mr. Mohammad Abdul Aleem

49 Pakistan Cycle Industries Co-op. Society Ltd

50 Ministry of Women Development

51 Mr. Qasim Kazmi

52 Gharibwal Cement /Mr. Touseef Peracha

53 Mr. Nasir Ahmed Mehmood

54 Miss Sameera Rehman

55 Mr. Azhar Zafar

56 Mr. Hamilton Bailey - Spain

57 Rotary Club, Lahore Cantt

58 Mr. I. A. Zafar

59 Siddique Corporation

60 ANZ Grindlays Bank

61 International Develop. & Relief Foundation

62 Mr. Munir A. Gondal

63 Association of Pakistani Physician of

North America

64 Pakland Cement Ltd

65 Presidents Secretariat (Public)

66 Mrs. Iffat Saeed Minhas /

Mrs. Neelam Sarmad

67 Muller & Phipps Pakistan (Pvt) Limited

68 Mr. Aamer Bashir

Major Benefactors1984/85 – 2009/10

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69 Mr. Feroze Verani

70 Give 2 Asia

71 Telecard Limited

72 Supernet Limited

73 Hommie & Jamshed Nusserwanjee

Charitable Trust

74 ALM (Private) Limited

75 Mr. John Cowasjee

76 Miss Shahida Raja

77 Miss Abida Raja

78 Mrs. P. Layton

79 Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd.

80 Surraiya Khanam Trust

81 Rotary Club of Karachi Comtinental

82 Mr. Ziaullah Khan

83 Pakcom Limited

84 Sorabjee Patel & Co.

85 Mr. S.M.Pervez

86 Habib Metropolitan Bank Limited

87 The Bhaimia Foundation

88 Mr. Inayat ullah Chaudhry

89 Mr. Sultan Nadir Ali Pasha

90 Ms. Shabnam Ali Khan

91 Mr. Shaikh Abdul Hafeez

92 Pakistan State Oil Company Ltd.

93 Dr. Mohammad Maqsood

94 Getz Pharma (Pvt) Limited

95 Haji Muhammad Welfare Trust

96 Sungas (Pvt) Ltd.

97 Mr. Abid Hussain

98 Evacuee Trust Property Board

99 Aqeel Karim Dhedhi Securities (Pvt) Ltd.

100 Mr. Syed Ashfaq Husain

101 State Life Insurance Corporation

of Pakistan

102 EFU Life Assurance Ltd.

103 Pakistan Industrial Credit & Investment

104 Mr. Saad Al Rashed

105 Mr. Abdul Rashid

106 Lucky Cement

107 Mr. & Mrs. Muhammad Amin

108 Mr. Syed Babar Ali

109 Mr. Muhammad Shakeel Choudhry

110 Richa Leathers

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Honorary Consultants

KARACHI

1. Dr. M. Mukhtar Ahmed Honorary Medical Director, LRBTDO; FRCS; FC(Ophth.) Director Institute of Clinical Ophthalmology

Karachi.

2. Dr. S. M.M. Sheriff Retired Consultant Ophthalmic SurgeonRoyal Preston Hospital, Preston (UK)

3. Dr. M. Hanif Peracha Eye Surgeons Associates, USA

4. Dr. Afzal Ahmad Chairman-Hundal Foundation & Ophthalmologist, USA

5. Mr. Mansoor H. Hamdani Honorary SecretaryLRBT Audit Committee

LAHORE

6. Prof. Muhammad Munir-ul-Haq Visiting Eye Consultant (Orbital)MS; FCPS; FICS Retired Professor of Ophthalmology & RetiredFRCS (Ophth.) London Director of the Institute of Ophthalmology,

King Edward Medical College, Lahore.

7. Col. (Retd) Dr. Hamid Ali Consultant Pathologist

8. Dr. Muhammad Yaqeen Retired Medical SuperintendentMC (Ophth.) Data Darbar Eye Hospital, Lahore

Fellow American Academy of Ophthalmology

TTEECCHHIICCAALL AADDVVIISSOORRYY CCOOMMMMIITTTTEEEE

1. Professor Saleh Memon2. Professor Idrees Adhi3. Professor Javed Niazi4. Dr. M.M. Sheriff

Other members are Dr. Aqil Qazi CCO Lahore & Dr. Fawad Rizvi CCO Korangi.

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AcknowledgementsARY Digital

Aaj TV

ARY One World

AVT Khyber

Balochistan Times

Business Plus

Business Recorder

CNBC

Daily Express

Daily Times

Daily Zamzama

Dawn News

Dunya TV

Engineering Review

Express News

Friday Times

Hum TV

Kook TV

KTN TV

Masala TV

Metro One

News One

News Line

Play TV

Punjab TV

QTV

Ravi

Samaa TV

SHE

Sind TV

The Cricketer

TV One

Vatan Magazine Gujrati

Vatan Urdu

Wasaib

Women's Own

Zauq

Media Com

Sign Source

Prestige Grey Communications

Creative Unit

A.F. Furguson & Co

KPMG Taseer Hadi & Co

Faysal Bank Limited

Shakir & Company

Vellani & Vellani Associates

Pakistan Executive Group, Dammam

Paksitan Cultural Group Riyadh

Shell Pakistan

Faysal Bank Limited

Standard Chartered Bank

Mr. Qaiser Shareef

Ms. Beenish Irshad

Mr. Shaheen Amin , Riyadh

Mr. Amjad Ali Khan, Dubai

Mr. Ashfaq Azad, Dubai

Mr. Azhar Zafar, Dubai

Mr. Samee-ul-Hasan

Syed Abdl Bari Gilani

Qazi Khalid Mehmud

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Report of the Trustees of theGraham Layton Trust,2009/10

Patron: The Rt. Hon. the Viscount Slim OBE DL

Board of Advisors: Lord Nazir Ahmed, JP, Mr. Khalid Aziz, LVO, DL, The Most Hon.the Marquis of Salisbury, DL, Miss Susan Farrington, Mr. Ram Gidoomal CBE, LordHannay of Chiswick, GCMG, Sir Christopher MacRae, KCMG & Lady MacRae, The Rt.Rev'd. Michael Nazir Ali, Bishop of Rochester, The Rt. Hon. Sir Malcolm Rifkind KCMGQC, Lord Michael Sandberg

Trustees (at 30 June 2010): Mian Zaheen (Co-Chairman), Khawar Mann (Co-Chairman), Sarah Brown, Hutoxi Kandawalla, Vaiz Karamatullah, David Kotler, JehangirMehta (Hon. Treasurer), Michael Pelham, Yasmin Riaz, Stuart Sinclair (Hon. Secretary),Alison Wiltshire

Mrs. Neelum Amin served as a Trustee during the period under review but resigned onthe 6th September 2009 upon her return to the USA.

Staff: Vivienne Hahn (Project Co-ordinator)

Volunteers: Sasheen Abbasi, Atif Ali, Raihan Alfaradhi, Talha Ansari, MohamedBarraho, Anoushka Caro, Sanah Goolam-Mahomed, Mishal Husain, Nasreen Islam,Tariq Mumtaz, Caroline Oliphant, Fahad Raja, Hassan Raza, Patrick Tumulty, NamrataVashi, John Walker, Kimberly Xavier, Sara Zafar

During these twelve months, Trustees have considered how best to meet the challengeof the ever-increasing commitment to LRBT to fund, on a best endeavours basis, therequirement for intra-ocular lenses (IOL) supplied to LRBT hospitals.

The Trust donated a total of £258,224 to LRBT including £57,267 from an anonymouscorporate donor for a specific programme at Mandra Hospital. This pleasing outcomewas the result of a wide range of generous donations and a number of fundraisingevents, notably TV commercials and the first live appeal on television. The success ofthese fundraising activities is due entirely to the unstinting effort and work of theTrustees, staff and the volunteers who give their time so generously and withoutquestion. Generous supporters have provided continued support from the UK, Europe,Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. GLT and its beneficiaries are deeply grateful to them all.

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GLT was able to meet its commitment of funding the supply of intra-ocularlenses to LRBT's hospitals in 2009/10. Because GLT was only required to payfor three orders of IOLs during the twelve month period instead of theanticipated four, the £198,257 cost of this commitment was lower thanexpectations. It is likely that financial constraints caused by the internationalfinancial crisis will continue in 2010/11, during which the year-on-year demandby LRBT for IOL's has been forecast to increase to approximately $413,000.Raising this sum will be a significant challenge for GLT.

Finally, the Trustees would like to record their thanks to all the many supportersand volunteers who have, according to their means and time available,contributed so generously to GLT and to its performance in this period. TheTrustees wish also to recognise the substantial contribution made by Mrs.Neelum Amin during the time that she was a Trustee, particularly in respect ofthe organisation of the 2007 & 2008 GLT Winter Balls. Mrs Amin was Co-Chairman of the Organising Committee for both these Balls, and was tireless inher fund raising efforts on behalf of GLT/LRBT.

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Farrokh Captain Founder & President Shama Haider Director Kashif Riaz Treasurer

Pamela Anderson Secretary Asma Khan Executive Director

LRBT America has had another year of continued success in its core mission of fighting blindness through grants to theLayton Rahmatulla Benevolent Trust's hospitals and operations. This year's Annual Gala event was held at the EspaceBallroom on Manhattan's West Side, and attracted an audience of over 250 attendees. The evening featured a highlysuccessful live auction and musical accompaniment by the acclaimed DJ Rekha. As in previous years, the Annual Gala wasLRBT America's primary fund-raising event of the year. Two additional fund-raising functions were also held during the periodunder review. These were a Ramadan Iftari event graciously hosted by Ambassador Hussain Haroon at his residence, and ayoung friends of LRBT Club night. The total funds donated to LRBT in Pakistan for the period under review was $ 130,000.

Pakistan was then devastated by the floods of 2010. This occurred immediately after the review period and before thepublication of this report. LRBT-America had in its five years life 2005-2010 in addition to sending generous annualdonations to Pakistan, had also built up an incremental $600,000 of reserves for the proverbial "rainy day". With thefloods it was decided to immediately release these funds to Pakistan.

As a result of the acutely increased needs on the ground in Pakistan in the aftermath of this summer's floods, LRBTAmerica has now made significantly increased grants to LRBT's operating needs this year. In addition to fully supportingthe operating costs of the Arifwala Hospital, an additional special grant dedicated to flood relief activities has also beenmade. Furthermore, LRBT America has donated and established initial funding for the long term, future operations of theArifwala Hospital. This year's grants total $600,000 and are the largest by far in LRBT-America's history. This reflectsLRBT-America's highest level of commitment to fighting blindness in Pakistan through the support of LRBT's top-notchlarge-scale high quality operations. This extraordinary one time release in the wake of the devastating flood crisis inPakistan, has however also completely depleted our accumulated reserve funds. The entire savings which we hadaccrued, during the 2005 to 2010 lifetime of LRBT-America, have now been expended. Going forward, we have onceagain been a pioneer amongst our peers, in offering our donors the opportunity to make recommendations as to whetherthey prefer to have their funds allocated to specific current operating needs, or towards the future funding of LRBT, whilecontinuing to also provide for current needs. It is an important priority for us to rebuild the funds which were drawndown this year. In this we most earnestly seek our donors» vigorous support on an enhanced basis.

Finally we would like to thank our many donors, supporters and volunteers who contribute so generously of their timeand money and make it possible to continue our mission of fighting blindness. Our New York committee has beenoutstanding: dedicating their time and energy to countless hours of fundraising activities and being ambassadors ofLRBT America. This year's Committee members include: Ayesha Ahmed, Naushab Ahmed, Noni Durrani, Shama Haider,Sara Haq, Subika Jafri, Shaan Kandawalla, Sehr Karim, Aliya Khan, Asma Khan, Aasim Khawaja, Omar Qaiser, ChristineMcGinnis, Lubna Qureshi, Kashif Riaz and Nasreen Rizvi.

LRB Foundation CanadaIn the third year of our establishment we continued our partnership with IDRF (International Development and ReliefFund) and together raised $ 24,533 which enabled the funding of 1189 Cataract Surgeries inclusive of 149 children.

Plans for 2010/11 are more ambitious and we are hoping to double our fundraising efforts.

We have decided not to pursue our tax exempt application with the Revenue authorities as the process is very tediousand expensive and our arrangement with IDRF is working smoothly.

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Financial Highlights for 2009 – 2010Income √ Current, Fixed Assets & Endowment Fund June 30, 2010 June 30, 2009

Donations & ContributionsSight Savers International, UK ** 39,932 57,563 Graham Layton Trust, UK 11,402 24,094 INFAQ Foundation 5,000 4,500 Pakistan Bait - ul - Mal 6,048 4,321 LRBT - America 10,866 6,492 Central Zakat Administration 12,000 6,000 Punjab Welfare Trust For Disabled 9,108 10,079 Organisations & Individuals- Donations 166,825 117,555 - Zakat 125,558 77,000 Donations in Kind:- Graham Layton Trust, UK 30,316 26,943 - Others 4,156 2,088

34,472 29,031 421,211 336,635

Deferred Income released 21,060 14,060 Investment Income- Current & Fixed Assets Fund 9,519 8,993 - Endowment Fund 82,168 75,473 Other Income 1,119 5,636

535,077 440,797

Earmarked toCurrent Fund 364,383 277,240 Fixed Assets Fund 48,733 88,084 Endowment Fund 121,961 75,473

535,077 440,797

RECEIPTS INTO DEFERRED INCOME ACCOUNT

Donations in Kind- Equipment 26,076 28,266 - Others 3,821 548 PIDSA Grant for Equipment 50,000 √

79,897 28,814

OPERATING EXPENDITURE

Tertiary and secondary Hospitals 377,504 311,495 Community Eye Health Clinics 7,815 5,617 Establishment and other overheads 20,917 17,697 Fund Raising Activities 3,709 4,123 Training, Seminars, etc. 1,316 1,901

411,261 340,833 Provision for Taxation

411,261 340,833

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE - Additions

Tertiary Eye Hospital- Korangi 16,247 7,210 Tertiary Eye Hospital- Lahore 14,549 30,820 Secondary Hospitals & CEHCs 94,210 90,656 Equipment purchased from PIDSA Grant 49,462 √

174,468 128,686 Establishment 1,657 6,893

176,125 135,579 Work in Progress / Medical Equipment in transit 16,414 68,895

192,539 204,474

** Includes donation of Rs. 8.5 million and Rs. 15.025 million in the years ended 30th June 2010 & 2009 respectively, from Standard Chartered Bank Ltd,received through S.S.I.The figures have been extracted from financial statements of the Trust, audited by an independent firm of auditors Messrs KPMG Taseer Hadi & Co., amember firm of KPMG International. In case detailed information is desired, copy of the audited financial statements can be obtained from LRBT's office.

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Financial Highlights for 2009 – 2010Rupees in thousand

Operating Expenditure for 2009 √ 2010 – Tertiary and Secondary Hospitals

Tertiary Hospital Tertiary Hospital All Secondary TotalKorangi Lahore Hospitals

Salaries & Wages 39,242 36,652 77,999 153,893 Medicine and Medical Supplies 25,623 15,083 69,056 109,762 Hospital running expenses 8,519 10,781 29,262 48,562 Sub Total (Current Fund) 73,384 62,516 176,317 312,217 Depreciation (Fixed Assets Fund) 13,071 19,462 32,754 65,287 30th June 2010 Total Rs. 86,455 81,978 209,071 377,504 30th June 2009 Total Rs. 76,492 72,169 162,834 311,495

Capital Expenditure for 2009 √ 2010 – Hospitals & CEHCs

Tertiary Hospital Tertiary Hospital Secondary Hospitals TotalKorangi Lahore & CEHCs

Land & Buildings - - 77,521 77,521 Medical Equipment 16,014 12,526 60,854 89,394 Furniture & Fixtures 144 - 1,108 1,252 Generators - 1,450 3,898 5,348 Vehicles - - Air Conditioners - 233 257 490 Office Equipment 89 302 391 Water Coolers - 38 34 72 30th June 2010 Total Rs. 16,247 14,549 143,672 174,468 30th June 2009 Total Rs. 7,210 30,820 90,656 128,686

Operating Assets √ 30th June 2010 – Hospitals & CEHCs

Tertiary Hospital Tertiary Hospital Secondary Hospitals TotalKorangi Lahore & CEHCs

Land and Building 29,702 39,337 301,549 370,588 Medical Equipment 109,030 179,574 205,798 494,402 Mobile Units 299 299 Furniture & Fixtures 1,500 2,635 5,634 9,769 Generators 2,058 3,311 10,831 16,200 Vehicles 1,605 3,754 10,534 15,893 Air Conditioners 2,035 1,063 2,981 6,079 Office Equipment 2,208 2,829 386 5,423 Water Coolers 266 574 1,232 2,072 At Cost to date 148,404 233,077 539,244 920,725 Less: accumulated depreciation 91,526 148,948 146,172 386,646 Written down value 30th June 2010 Total Rs. 56,878 84,129 393,072 534,079

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Donations & Contributions 2009 – 10

Rs. 421 Million

n INFAQ Foundation 1.2%

n Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal 1.4%

n Punjab Welfare Trust for Disabled 2.2%

n LRBT- America 2.6%

n Central Zakat Administration 2.8%

n Standard Chartered Bank 1.4%

n Standard Chartered Bank through SSI 2.0%

n Sight Savers International, UK (SSI) 7.5%

n Graham Layton Trust, UK 9.9%

n Other Organisations 23.6%

n Individuals 45.4%

Rs. 421 Million

n From Pakistan 66.3%

n Outside Pakistan 33.7%

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Expenditure 2009 – 10

Operating Expenditure 2009-10

Rs. 411 Million

n Tertiary Hospital - Korangi 21.0%

n Tertiary Hospital - Lahore 19.9%

n Secondary Hospitals 50.8%

n Community Eye Health Clinics 1.9%

n Establishment & Other Overheads 5.1%

n Fund Raising Activities & Others 1.2%

Operating Expenditure 2009-10

Rs. 411 Million

n Salaries & Wages 42.3%

n Medicines & Medical Supplies 27.0%

n Depreciation 16.2%

n Repair & Maintenance 4.6%

n Other Operating Expenses 3.9%

n Utilities 4.7%

n Fund Raising Activities 1.2%

Capital Expenditure 2009-10

Rs. 176 Million

n Buildings 44.0%

n Medical Equipment - PIDSA Grant 28.1%

n Medical Equipment - Own 22.7%

n Gernerators 3.0%

n Vehicles 0.7%

n Furniture & Fixtures 0.7%

n Office Equipment 0.4%

n Air Conditioners & Water Coolers 0.3%

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Estimated Receipts and Paymentsfrom July 2010 to June 2011Receipts

Specifically for TotalOperating Expenditure Capital Expenditure

Sight Savers International, UK (SSI) 25,485 - 25,485 Standard Chartered Bank 3,000 - 3,000 The Graham Layton Trust, UK (GLT) 52,150 - 52,150 Pakistan Bait - ul - Mal 5,000 - 5,000 Central Zakat Administration 12,000 - 12,000 INFAQ Foundation 5,000 - 5,000 Punjab Welfare Trust for the Disabled 4,808 5,000 9,808 Central Office - Donations from Org. and individuals 41,255 8,745 50,000 Central Office - Zakat from Org. and individuals 79,000 - 79,000 Lahore Hospital - Donations from Org. and individuals 19,589 20,911 40,500 Lahore Hospital - Zakat from Org. and individuals 35,000 - 35,000 Dubai Chapter 6,000 - 6,000 Friends of LRBT - Karachi & Islamabad 3,000 - 3,000 LRBT - America 15,207 - 15,207 Donation in Kind 2,400 - 2,400 Investment Income 27,996 - 27,996

TOTAL RECEIPTS 336,890 34,656 371,546 Add: Funds b/f from previous years 58,059 - 58,059

TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE 394,949 34,656 429,605

PaymentsOperating Expenditure Capital Expenditure Total

Tertiary Hospital - Korangi 83,090 2,484 85,574 Tertiary Hospital - Lahore 67,713 20,911 88,624 Secondary Hospital - Tando Bago 14,963 1,275 16,238 Secondary Hospital - Rashidabad 15,659 344 16,003 Secondary Hospital - Gambat 16,513 261 16,774 Secondary Hospital - Akora Khattak 14,770 3,896 18,666 Secondary Hospital - Barikot 12,788 1,901 14,689 Secondary Hospital - Lar 19,852 3,540 23,392 Secondary Hospital - Quetta 16,455 4,390 20,845 Secondary Hospital - Shahpur 20,663 3,336 23,999 Secondary Hospital - Mandra 20,329 5,603 25,932 Secondary Hospital - Mansehra 11,849 220 12,069 Secondary Hospital - Khanewal 14,111 3,475 17,586 Secondary Hospital - Pasrur 14,299 4,025 18,324 Secondary Hospital - Arifwala 15,135 383 15,518 Mini Hospital - Sibi 981 - 981 Community Eye Health Clinics 6,841 28 6,869 Central Office 21,348 333 21,681 Fund Raising Activities 1,000 - 1,000 Zakat Appeal / Advertising 4,590 - 4,590 Public Relations, Training, Conferences, etc. 2,000 - 2,000

TOTAL PAYMENTS 394,949 56,405 451,354

Excess / (Deficit) of Receipts over Payments - (21,749) (21,749)

Rupees in thousand

Cumulative OPD Growth

1985-86 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01

1985 - 86 11,699

2009 - 10 1,967,993

11,6

99

62,7

74

179,

504

362,

324

596,

000

881,

247

1,21

9,59

0

1,60

5,33

3

2,04

5,45

1

2,50

9,82

9

2,99

2,54

5

3,57

0,22

2

4,16

9,65

7

4,85

4,50

5

5,59

8,07

0

6,40

5,31

7

7,27

6,05

2

8,18

0,61

9

9,15

3,61

5 10,3

27,8

71

11,6

38,2

64

14,6

91,7

30

13,1

02,6

16

1986-87 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

16,4

50,8

08

2008-09

18,4

18,8

01

2009-10

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1985 - 86 546

2009 - 10 209,742

n Minor Surgeries n Major Surgeries

1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89

546

50,0

29

33,

352

239,

605 35

2,38

1

420,

358 50

1,07

1 588,

646 68

5,60

9

903,

366

1,03

8,38

2

1,18

6,55

9

3,36

3

10,2

77

19,1

11

32,9

86

55,4

28

83,3

81

115,

544

69,3

26

46,

218

153,

529

92,1

17

61,4

12

192,

572

115,

543

77,0

29

143,

763

95,8

42

295,

747

165,

893

129,

854

198,

907

153

,747

237,

272

18

3,08

6

280,

858

220

,213

333,

225

255,

421

390,

558

295

,051

789,

194

452,

011

337

,183

518,

321

38

5,04

5

599,

493

43

8,88

9

1,53

4,16

361

3,71

892

0,44

5

1,71

9,79

41,

046,

297

673,

497

1,35

5,90

680

2,00

155

3,90

5

1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09

1,92

9,53

63,

693,

715

5,95

3,96

5

2009-10

693,

494

4

93,0

65

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