Nawaz Sharif along with his sons and Ishaq Dar was spotted visiting a factory in Nelson


London: A video of ailing former premier Nawaz Sharif, visiting a factory in the UK, went viral on social media on Wednesday.
The video surfaced after a day Nawaz Shairf submitted a fresh medical report advising him against travel to Pakistan to the LHC.
In the video, ailing Nawaz Sharif along with his sons and Ishaq Dar was spotted visiting a factory in Nelson, a town in the Borough of Pendle in Lancashire, UK. Nelson is 255 miles away from London.
The video also shows that the former premier can be seen visiting different sections of the factory and getting a briefing from the staff.
Upon contact, the Sharif family said, Nawaz Sharif, visited the factory at the invitation of his friend and had lunch.
It is pertinent to mention here that the PML-N quid has been in London since 2019 for medical treatment.
Earlier, Nawaz Sharif had been stopped from the travelling by the doctor, said medical report which submitted in the Lahore High Court (LHC).
In a three-page medical report of Nawaz Sharif presented to the LHC, it is said that the doctors have strongly recommended PML-N quid to not travel home as it may further deteriorate his health.
Presented by Advocate Amjad Pervaiz, the report penned by Dr Fayyaz Shawal said that Nawaz should not leave London before his angiography, continue his medications and walks with corona precautions. It said that Nawaz should conduct his day-to-day affairs without taking any mental stress.
The report said that Nawaz is under serious mental pressure especially after the demise of his wife, and that can exacerbate his illness. The doctor said that he can be contacted in case of any query in regards to the medical report.

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