According to the details, there was a meeting of cabinet yesterday (Tuesday) in which they have discussed about so many proposals.


Islamabad: The caretaker federal cabinet has approved to change the Peshawar’s 4 accountability courts into special courts.
According to the details, there was a meeting of cabinet yesterday (Tuesday) in which they have discussed about so many proposals. One of them was to change the accountability courts into special ones.
Cabinet also discussed the restructuring of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), privatization of First Women Bank Limited and deregulation of medicine prices were also approved in the supervisory cabinet meeting.
Moreover, the Cabinet action against the non-paying institution was recommended by the Privatization Division. PIA will be divided into 2 companies, appointment of financial advisor for financial and administrative restructuring of PIA was also approved.
On the other hand, it was also decided in the meeting that doctors will not prescribe vitamins, multivitamins, minerals and over-the-counter products to patients.
Therefore, the Drug Regulatory Authority will compile the list of multivitamins and minerals according to the prevailing international standards.

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