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More than 170,000 organ transplants are carried out globally every year,
providing a lifeline to people around the world.
But there's never enough donors to keep up with demand.
In Japan, the number of donations is developed very slowly.
It can be mistrust, myths and long-held beliefs that can stop people offering their organs.
In India, I'd say there's a lot of stigma.
It's supposed to be bad omen to talk about death with your loved one.
In Pakistan, we don't have the deceased organ transplantation as yet.
Although the law has been made,
this is not being implemented because people are still not convinced about it.
And transplants can also be costly.
In Pakistani rupees, it would come to about 70-80 lakhs.