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A unit of Dr. Agarwal Eye Hospital “J.P. Eye Hospital” held a press conference on 12th May in Mohali, openly discussed the campaign to support eye donation and announced that they would walk % km on Sunday, 14th May to promote eye donation. Organized on Sunday 14th May to promote eye donation. Participants from different walks of life and all age groups from Tricity showed great enthusiasm to participate in the event for this noble cause.
During this press conference, Dr. Sandeep Garg (IPS), SSP, Mohali, Dr. Sonia Mann (Punjabi Actress and Social Worker), Ms. Gurwinder Kaur (Punjabi TV Actress), and Mr. J.S. Zaira (Principal, Institute for the Blind, Sector 26, CD) shared her views on the importance of eye donation. This campaign was organized by J.P. Eye Hospital, a unit of Agarwal Eye Hospital, India’s largest chain of eye hospitals, has done this while fulfilling its social responsibility towards the nation. Dr. Jatinder Singh, Medical Director and Head of Clinical Services, Mohali Unit briefed about the campaign as well as the importance of eye donation.
The campaign will be run on Sunday, May 14 from 5:30 am to 7:30 am in the parking area of JPI Hospital, 35 Phase 7 Mohali to Phase 7 Bazar. Mr. Gurpreet Singh Bhullar (IPS, IGP, Commissioner, Punjab Police) and Ms. Ashika Jain (IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Mohali) flagged off the walkathon at 6.15 pm. SSP Mohali Dr. Sandeep Garg IPS and famous actors of Punjabi film industry Jaswinder Bhalla and Mrs. Gurwinder Kaur will participate in this ceremony to be held on Sunday.
President of Aggarwal Eye Hospital, Dr. Amar Aggarwal stressed the need for eye donation. Many people promise to donate eyes, but with their death the main purpose of eye donation ends. So it is my humble request to the citizens of India that they must donate eyes after their death.
“JP Eye Hospital,” a unit of Dr. Agarwal Eye Hospital, is NABH accredited and since its inception in 1995, has been one of the most prominent and trusted Ophthalmic Super-specialty Hospitals in the region.
We, Dr. Jatinder Singh, the founder of J.P.I Hospital expressed our gratitude for this initiative and said, “Our main objective is to “Prevent and cure global blindness”. On the charitable front, we have organized more than 850 free eye operation camps in the region of Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh, in which more than 3 lakh people were screened free of cost, more than 150000 More spectacles were distributed for free. Over 90000 successful eye surgeries have been performed free of cost with lens fitting and cost.
Out of the total 10 million prevalent cases of blindness in India, there are 1.2 lakh corneal blind who need corneal transplant, and only 23000 eyes were donated in the year 21-22 and 56000 in the year 22-23. Of these, only 27,000 eyes could be used for the purpose and the rest were not suitable for transplant. Our Dr. Agarwal Eye Bank contributed to 3016 eye acquisition procedures in 2022-2023 and Dr. Eye Hospitals collectively across India. A total of 1021 transplants were performed by Agarwal’s group.
The team at Jaypee Eye Hospital, requests everyone to join this campaign – One Walk Against Blindness and be a part of this initiative to end curable blindness. Mister. Expressing his gratitude, JS Zaira said, “We have come to JP to organize eye donation awareness rally. I am thankful to Eye Hospital, Mohali. I request all common people to come and join in making this mission a success.
Dr. Sandeep Garg on behalf of Shri Harsimran Singh Bal PPS, DSP-Mohali. IPS, SSP Mohali were present, he says, “As someone said that donation of one eye is the biggest donation, there is an organization taking this initiative to people from all walks of life. JPI Hospital which takes this initiative to reach out to the people. I urge everyone to join this campaign.
I Gurvinder Kaur, “J. P. I am thankful to the hospital for giving me this opportunity to be associated with this noble cause. I request everyone to come together to contribute to this noble cause and understand the importance of donating your eyes.” Expressing gratitude for this initiative, Sonia Mann said that “I consider myself very fortunate to participate in awareness campaigns related to the society, so I would like to join J.P. I am going to be a part of this awareness campaign of the hospital.”
