Federal Minister for Defence Khawaja Muhammad Asif has said that the “Clinic on Wheels” programme is providing modern healthcare facilities to people at their doorsteps.
Addressing the inaugural ceremony of the Chief Minister Punjab Initiative “Clinic on Wheels” project in Sialkot, the minister said that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) believed in the politics of public service, and the government is providing necessary healthcare and education facilities to people, especially women.
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He said Sialkot Ring Road will be constructed in Sialkot by the provincial government which would link Wazirabad, Daska and Pasrur Road while work would soon start on the two-way construction project from Dharamkot to Sialkot by the federal government. “Universities and colleges from the kutchery and the city will be shifted to Aimenabad Road.
After their shifting, a park will be constructed on an area of 53 acres, and the general bus stand would be shifted outside the city, which would cost about Rs17 billion with the aim of making the city’s environment healthy,” he added.
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