K-P information minister visits Malala's medics in Birmingham
Mian Iftikhar says Malala is receiving the 'best care in the world'.
BIRMINGHAM:
Information Minister of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Mian Iftikhar met medics treating teen icon Malala Yousufzai at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, on Wednesday, according to a Birmingham Mail report.
Iftikhar spoke with Dr Dave Rosser and inquired after the fifteen-year-old’s health.
According to the report, the hospital spokeswoman said: "The Minister brought get-well cards and flowers for the 15-year-old, although he was not able to visit her personally. He sincerely thanked the nurses, doctors and support staff involved in her care.”
Iftikhar said that Malala was receiving the 'best care in the world', the spokeswoman added. He said the hospital has the most appropriate expertise and experience to treat the injured teenager.
Meanwhile, according to a Geo.tv report, Queen Elizabeth Hospital in its daily update on Malala has announced that she is making good progress and is in a stable condition.
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who is currently the UN Special Envoy for Global Education, declared that November 10 should be observed as a day for action for Malala day. It is hoped that the day can boost the status of female education worldwide.
Information Minister of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Mian Iftikhar met medics treating teen icon Malala Yousufzai at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, on Wednesday, according to a Birmingham Mail report.
Iftikhar spoke with Dr Dave Rosser and inquired after the fifteen-year-old’s health.
According to the report, the hospital spokeswoman said: "The Minister brought get-well cards and flowers for the 15-year-old, although he was not able to visit her personally. He sincerely thanked the nurses, doctors and support staff involved in her care.”
Iftikhar said that Malala was receiving the 'best care in the world', the spokeswoman added. He said the hospital has the most appropriate expertise and experience to treat the injured teenager.
Meanwhile, according to a Geo.tv report, Queen Elizabeth Hospital in its daily update on Malala has announced that she is making good progress and is in a stable condition.
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who is currently the UN Special Envoy for Global Education, declared that November 10 should be observed as a day for action for Malala day. It is hoped that the day can boost the status of female education worldwide.