He started his schooling at a humble primary school in Lyari, completing his secondary education from Nasira School in Depot Lines. Today, Razzak is a renowned emergency medicine expert and the executive director of the Aman Foundation. How this network of ambulances was established is an inspiring story which starts with an ambitious boy, Junaid Razzak, who rose from humble origins. In a city rife with medical emergencies, where target killings, bomb blasts and road accidents are a daily occurrence, these vehicles save many precious lives. You must often have spotted one tearing through unrelenting traffic, rushing the sick and injured to a hospital. No wonder then that the Aman Foundation’s sleek, bright yellow ambulances stand out among the fume-spewing buses, noisy rickshaws, and death-defying motorcyclists on Karachi’s chaotic roads.
Think of an ambulance and the first image that comes to mind is a white Suzuki Bolan painted with a red cross.
