Health Secretary vows no-compromise on facilities
Stressed the need to ensure good treatment & facilities for patients visiting Quetta from remote parts of the province
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QUETTA:
Secretary Health Hafiz Abdul Majid and caretaker DG Health Dr Kamalan Gichki on Wednesday visited a TB hospital in Quetta and promised the provision of quality facilities for poor patients in all the government health centres.
“Government of Balochistan has been utilising all resources to ensure the provision of quality health facilities to poor patients. We will not tolerate any negligence towards the health sector,” Secretary Health Hafiz Abdul Majid said.
He further stressed the need to ensure good treatment and facilities for patients who visit Quetta from remote parts of the province, vowing that quality care will be provided in all the hospitals.
“Chief Minister Jam Kamal and Provincial Health Minister Naseebullah Marri are utilising their earnest efforts towards the health sector. Modern machinery is being installed in all government hospitals in this regard,” Abdul Majid affirmed.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 12th, 2019.
Secretary Health Hafiz Abdul Majid and caretaker DG Health Dr Kamalan Gichki on Wednesday visited a TB hospital in Quetta and promised the provision of quality facilities for poor patients in all the government health centres.
“Government of Balochistan has been utilising all resources to ensure the provision of quality health facilities to poor patients. We will not tolerate any negligence towards the health sector,” Secretary Health Hafiz Abdul Majid said.
He further stressed the need to ensure good treatment and facilities for patients who visit Quetta from remote parts of the province, vowing that quality care will be provided in all the hospitals.
“Chief Minister Jam Kamal and Provincial Health Minister Naseebullah Marri are utilising their earnest efforts towards the health sector. Modern machinery is being installed in all government hospitals in this regard,” Abdul Majid affirmed.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 12th, 2019.