Prime Minister Imran Khan has appreciated Suleman Khan who emerged as a hero and saved more than 100 people stranded in Quetta's snow.
"The whole nation is proud of Suleman Khan who showed great courage and selflessness to help people stranded in the snow," the PM said in a tweet.
30-year-old Suleman Khan, owner of a Toyota SUV, took up the task of rescuing those trapped in the snowy roads. He personally drove many to safety and even offered them food, shelter and safety in his own home. Pregnant women, various patients and children were his first priority in this one-man rescue effort.
Suleman Khan even paid for fuel and vehicle repairs for those who needed it. “I did everything for the will of God. I saw that people who were stuck by the avalanche and had I not helped them, they probably wouldn’t have returned alive.," he had said.
"The whole nation is proud of Suleman Khan who showed great courage and selflessness to help people stranded in the snow," the PM said in a tweet.
30-year-old Suleman Khan, owner of a Toyota SUV, took up the task of rescuing those trapped in the snowy roads. He personally drove many to safety and even offered them food, shelter and safety in his own home. Pregnant women, various patients and children were his first priority in this one-man rescue effort.
Suleman Khan even paid for fuel and vehicle repairs for those who needed it. “I did everything for the will of God. I saw that people who were stuck by the avalanche and had I not helped them, they probably wouldn’t have returned alive.," he had said.