A young man's skiing adventure turned into a rescue mission when he got injured near Burzil Pass in Gilgit-Baltistan. Thanks to the timely intervention of the Pakistan Army, 26-year-old Mudassar Hussain's life was saved.
Mudassar, a resident of Minimarg, suffered a serious leg injury, with fractures in two places. Fortunately, soldiers from the Pakistan Army quickly came to his aid. They whisked Mudassar away to the Army Field Hospital in Minimarg, where he received crucial first aid.
From there, Mudassar was airlifted to Skardu by helicopter, where he underwent successful surgery. His father expressed deep gratitude for the swift and effective rescue operation carried out by the Pakistan Army.
In times of crisis, it's reassuring to know that there are dedicated individuals ready to lend a helping hand. The timely response of the Pakistan Army undoubtedly made a significant difference in Mudassar's life.
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