JS Bank – one of the fastest-growing banks in Pakistan – continues its commitment to Pakistan as the country battles with the devastation left behind by the recent floods.
The recent spell of monsoon in Pakistan was the worst in over a decade. Many districts in Sindh, Balochistan, Punjab, and KPK faced flash floods, leading to severe destruction and displacement of over 33 million people while killing over 1400.
As a result of the dire situation, the Pakistani nation, along with the international community has come together to provide relief goods to the flood victims. Apart from the government, the corporate sector has also been playing its part to help the flood victims.
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To help the flood victims, JS Bank set up mobile clinics in Sindh’s Sehwan area to treat flood victims for various diseases that have emerged as a result of the floods. People in flood-hit areas are facing diseases like malaria, dengue fever, acute respiratory infections, and typhoid.
Therefore, JS Flood Relief Mobile Clinics, which are fully equipped with medical facilities, are providing much-needed medical attention to flood victims.
JS Flood Relief operations are in full swing across Sindh. Yesterday, JS Flood Relief Mobile Clinics were set up in two flood-surrounded villages near Sehwan where hundreds of patients were treated for various diseases.#JSBank #BarhnaHaiAagey #JSFloodRelief pic.twitter.com/oxdK2E0xuT
— JS Bank (@JSBLPak) September 15, 2022
Jamil Memon, Head of JS Bank Administration, personally visited Sehwan to overlook the rescue and relief operations.
“JS Bank continues to oblige its corporate social responsibility,” Jamil Memom tweeted while sharing images of the Flood Relief Mobile Clinics.
JS Bank continues to oblige its corporate social responsibility. Responding to natural calamity, I visited Sehwan to organize and look after JSBL rescue and aid operations. Mobile Clinics fully equipped with life-saving medicines are set up in different flood-hit areas. @JSBLPak pic.twitter.com/yA99v3HGYh
— Jamil Memon (@JamilMemon) September 16, 2022
To extend care and support to the families displaced due to the recent flood in Sindh, the Bank, along with its Mahvash and Jahangir Siddiqui Foundation, sent out its health team comprising doctors, para-medical staff, dispensers, and helpers along with its fleet of ambulances and food rations for more than 3,000 families, to provide assistance to the affectees.
Medical attention to 10,229 patients along with food rations, water, and basic medical supplies have been provided to an estimated 17,500 people in the affected areas which should last them for a period of 8-10 days.
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