Once the funds are available, the laboratory will be reopened to resume its services.


Khyber: A public health reference laboratory at Khyber Medical University has been forced to shut down due to the unavailability of funds.
The closure of the laboratory has resulted in the termination of 70 employees at Khyber Medical University.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the public health laboratory conducted 1.8 million free tests, including tests for COVID-19, Congo fever, dengue, typhoid, and influenza.
Dr. Yasar Yousafi, Director of the Public Health Reference Laboratory, explained that the funds provided by the government were exhausted on June 28.
The laboratory used to conduct 6,000 tests daily, but with an allocation of 40 million Pakistani rupees from the government, the laboratory can only remain operational for one year.
According to Dr. Riaz, the Health Advisor of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the treasury department has been informed about the need for funds to be allocated to the laboratory.
MLB Power Rankings: NL teams dominate top 10 with two debuts
- 6 hours ago

Live Nation lost in court. Here’s what it means for concerts.
- 5 hours ago
Merrill robs HR, hits walk-off as Pads' streak at 7
- 6 hours ago

Trump’s DOJ wants to undo January 6 convictions
- 5 hours ago

Viktor Orbán has fallen
- 5 hours ago

How to get over your fear of being a burden and actually ask for help
- 5 hours ago
Yankees' Cole to make first rehab start Friday
- 6 hours ago

What does American politics look like beyond Trump?
- 5 hours ago
Doncic, Cunningham eligible for season awards
- 6 hours ago
Are the Dodgers this good? Are the Mets this bad? What we learned from MLB's $1 billion series
- 6 hours ago
Inside the making of Mariners' now-famous Ichiro Suzuki statue
- 6 hours ago
Pivetta to miss weeks, 'maybe months' for Padres
- 6 hours ago





