Pakistan's tallest man, Naseer Soomro, was named in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Irfan Ali
Naseer Soomro, a resident
of Shikarpur, who made it to the list of tallest people in the world in the
Guinness Book of World Records, is seriously ill these days. His breathing has
become difficult due to lung disease. Many times, they also faint.
In 1999, Pakistan's
tallest man, Naseer Soomro, was named in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Naseer Soomro from
Shikarpur is now critically ill and undergoing treatment in a private hospital
in Karachi.
The provincial culture
minister visited Naseer Soomro in the hospital and handed over a check of two
lakh rupees on behalf of the government.
Naseer Soomro, who barely
spoke, said that the Governor of Sindh had also promised to give one million
rupees last year.
Naseer Soomro has been
suffering from fainting due to fluctuating oxygen levels for the past five to
six months.
He has been hospitalized
several times before. On March 12, he was again brought to the hospital after
his condition worsened
Doctors say that because of the disease, Naseer Somroki
became normal against physical growth since birth.
With the passage of time, their steps have been
increasing, and its effects are also showing on their health.
Naseer Sommer is 8 feet, 1 inch tall and has been working
with PIA for the past ten years.
