Health
YDA delegation led by Dr. Atif Ch meets JI chief at Mansoorah
The doctors apprise Naeem-ur-Rehman of the current situation at hospitals following the fire incident at Sahiwal Hospital and outlined their demands
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Lahore: A delegation from the Young Doctors Association, led by its president Dr. Atif Ch, met with JI Emir Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman at Mansoorah.
The doctors apprised the JI leader of the current situation at hospitals following the fire incident at Sahiwal Hospital and outlined their demands.
JI Emir Rehman expressed support for the doctors' legitimate demands and urged them to avoid causing hardship for patients during their strike. The doctors assured him that patient care would not be affected by their protest.
Rehman condemned Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz for the handcuffing of doctors after the Sahiwal Hospital fire, calling it a fascist act and an intolerable disgrace to professionals.
He demanded a public apology from the Chief Minister and called for dialogue between the doctors and the government to resolve the situation, which is causing suffering for the common people.
He demanded transparent inquiry into the incident. He also called for transparent audit of the funds which are being utilised on revamping of hospital buildings across Punjab.
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