Class of 1968 Sarai Project

A building sign reads Sarai for Patients Relatives, Renovation by MBBS Class of 1968 in English and Punjabi, mounted above an entrance. The roof and part of the building facade are visible.
A beige building wall with two wooden doors and three rectangular ventilation grilles. The doors have glass panels, and a red pipe runs along the roofline. The photo is taken outdoors during the day.
A row of closed wooden doors on a white building with small windows above each door, set along a paved walkway with some scattered debris and exposed pipes overhead.
Patient and daughter comment on Sarai accommodations.

CMC requested funds for renovation of 10 dilapidated rooms to add to the existing adjacent Sarai facility, which is used to house relatives and care-givers of patients. This Sarai facility was established in 2018 with funding from the MBBS Class of 1968. The renovated rooms will be used only for the benefit of relatives and care-givers of patients admitted or being cared for at CMC Hospital.

LCMCB USA agreed to provide ~$40,000 in funding for the project.