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Malabar Institute's gesture

KOZHIKODE: Five per cent of the net profit of Malabar Institute of Medical Sciences (MIMS) would go to the hospitable's charitable trust. This was decided at the annual meeting of the hospital. The net profit was around Rs. 1 crore last financial year, MIMS Chairman, Azad Moopen, told media persons on Tuesday. The hospital's charitable trust uses its funds to provide treatment facilities to the poor.

— Our Special Correspondent

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