In Larkana Pakistani Naveed (also known as Majid Ali Sheikh) struggled to support his children by selling vegetables on a small handcart. It was his only source of income and the only way to feed his family.
Tragedy struck when his wife developed severe complications due to diabetes. Her leg condition worsened badly, and maggots formed in the wound. Because of her illness, Majid was forced to stop working, and the family’s livelihood completely collapsed.
Their suffering does not end there.
One daughter, only 14 years old, has become lifeless and unresponsive, while the other daughter is unable to speak. The family lives in a rented house with no stable income, surrounded by poverty, illness, and deep helplessness.