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Kids’ offer piggy bank savings to bring back vision of blind kid in Jharkhand

The emotional incident happened during a free eye check up camp organised by Red Cross in Rammanohar Lohia Netralaya at Bagbera police station (PS) roundabout on Saturday. “Kids voluntarily came to help us for the help of eye patients.

Updated on: Aug 27, 2019, 07:19:03 IST
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In an inspiring incident, four children offered to donate their piggy bank savings to bring back vision of a visually-impaired kid from Baghnara village in Sankarda Panchyat under Potka Blok in East Singhbhum district.

Aditya Kumar Singh, Shivam Kumar Singh, Shubham Kumar Prasad and Anant Kumar Prasad with 5-year-old Khenka Murmu, visually impaired by both eyes in Jamshedpur on Saturday August 25,2019-(Photo by Manoj Kumar/Hindustan Times)
Aditya Kumar Singh, Shivam Kumar Singh, Shubham Kumar Prasad and Anant Kumar Prasad with 5-year-old Khenka Murmu, visually impaired by both eyes in Jamshedpur on Saturday August 25,2019-(Photo by Manoj Kumar/Hindustan Times)

Now two city-based eye specialists have announced to conduct the eye-surgery of the completely blind 5-year-old kid, Khenka Murmu, free of cost.

“Noted eye specialist Dr BP Singh and chief anaesthetist in Tata Motors Hospital Dr Ashok Jadon have announced to operate the first eye of Khenka Mumru on Tuesday to remove the cataracts. They will conduct the surgery on Mumru ’s second eye after a month,” Vijay Singh, honorary secretary of Jamshedpur Red Cross Society, told HT on Sunday.

The emotional incident happened during a free eye check up camp organised by Red Cross in Rammanohar Lohia Netralaya at Bagbera police station (PS) roundabout on Saturday. “Kids voluntarily came to help us for the help of eye patients. Some of the kids got pretty disheartened by seeing Khenka, almost silent and depressed,” said Singh.

Mumru ’s father Jagannath Murmu was in tears seeing the sensitiveness of the little kids. He said, “I am thankful to all the children, volunteers and both the doctors. Please pray that Murmu gets back his vision and is able to see his new-found friends who came as God’s blessing,” said the father of visually-impaired kid.

 
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Debashish Sarkar

Debashish Sarkar is a special correspondent based in Jamshedpur. He has been covering government, administration, politics and crime among other things.

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