LAHORE: Chief Minister of Punjab Maryam Nawaz paid a surprise visit to Jinnah Hospital, where several complaints were received from patients and their families. Taking immediate action, she ordered the suspension of the hospital’s principal and medical superintendent (MS).
During her visit, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif inspected the medicine store and directed the authorities to ensure availability of medicines. However, she expressed deep anger over the non-provision of free medicines and ordered action against those responsible.
She also visited the emergency ward, interacted with patients and attendants and inquired about the facilities. She expressed deep dissatisfaction over the complaints received regarding non-availability of medical tests and medicines and directed immediate improvement.
The Chief Minister stressed that provision of quality and prompt health facilities is the top priority of the government, strict action will be taken against those found negligent.
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