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Recently, High Commissioner-designate of Malawi to India, George Mkondwa, along with Trade Counsellor Alfred Vilili, visited the children at Fortis Hospital.
“Even the language could not become a barrier as children adapted themselves to their Rotarian hosts and volunteers as well as doctors, said Heart Line Project chair Sukhjit Singh Gill.
Besides 529 surgeries of Indian children, there were 147 children who underwent free heart surgery. These included children from Afghanistan (three), Iraq (one), Malawi (22), Nepal (15), Nigeria (five), Pakistan (34), Rwanda (50), Uganda (seven) and Zimbabwe (10).
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