Turkey gifts five colour ultrasound machines to JPMC
'Induction of the new machines would increase the facility's capacity from 600 patients to 750 patients per day'
'Induction of the new machines would increase the facility's capacity from 600 patients to 750 patients per day'. PHOTO: ANADOLU AGENCY
KARACHI:
Turkey's state aid agency has gifted five colour ultrasound machines to Pakistan's largest public sector hospital, expanding its existing ultrasound facility.
The colour Doppler machines have been set up at the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) to provide free of charge services to the people of Karachi.
Kamil Kolabas, adviser to Turkish minister of culture and tourism, and Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency’s (TIKA) Karachi Coordinator Ibrahim Katirci on Monday inaugurated the expanded ultrasound facility at a ceremony at the JPMC.
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Speaking at the ceremony, Kolabas said that the expansion of the ultrasound facility was a gift from the people of Turkey to their Pakistani brethren.
The Turkish government, and the people, he said, would continue to support Pakistan in efforts to provide better health facilities to its people.
Katirci said the addition of the new machines would not only improve the hospital's incumbent capacity but also help needy patients ease off the financial burden, and get good health facilities.
'Pakistan will side with Turkey every time'
Dr Tariq Mahmood, head of the JPMC's Radiology department, for his part, thanked the Turkish government for the donation, which, according to him, would significantly improve his department's capacity.
Induction of the new machines, Mahmood said, would increase the facility's capacity from 600 patients to 750 patients per day.
TIKA has been active in Pakistan in several public welfare sectors, mainly health, education, water sanitation and vocational training.
The agency has recently established a state-of-the-art laboratory in remote Mithi town of Tharparkar district, apart from providing solar power equipment to nine community schools in different parts of Sindh.
Turkey's state aid agency has gifted five colour ultrasound machines to Pakistan's largest public sector hospital, expanding its existing ultrasound facility.
The colour Doppler machines have been set up at the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) to provide free of charge services to the people of Karachi.
Kamil Kolabas, adviser to Turkish minister of culture and tourism, and Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency’s (TIKA) Karachi Coordinator Ibrahim Katirci on Monday inaugurated the expanded ultrasound facility at a ceremony at the JPMC.
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Speaking at the ceremony, Kolabas said that the expansion of the ultrasound facility was a gift from the people of Turkey to their Pakistani brethren.
The Turkish government, and the people, he said, would continue to support Pakistan in efforts to provide better health facilities to its people.
Katirci said the addition of the new machines would not only improve the hospital's incumbent capacity but also help needy patients ease off the financial burden, and get good health facilities.
'Pakistan will side with Turkey every time'
Dr Tariq Mahmood, head of the JPMC's Radiology department, for his part, thanked the Turkish government for the donation, which, according to him, would significantly improve his department's capacity.
Induction of the new machines, Mahmood said, would increase the facility's capacity from 600 patients to 750 patients per day.
TIKA has been active in Pakistan in several public welfare sectors, mainly health, education, water sanitation and vocational training.
The agency has recently established a state-of-the-art laboratory in remote Mithi town of Tharparkar district, apart from providing solar power equipment to nine community schools in different parts of Sindh.