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PTI founder’s medical check-up begins on the Islamabad High Court orders

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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder’s medical check-up process begins on the Islamabad High Court’s (INC) orders within the jurisdiction of Adiala Jail, Islamabad.

The jail administration stated that, on the instructions of the High Court, the Chief Commissioner has formed a new medical board

The medical board formed is conducting a detailed medical examination of the PTI founder. The medical check-up process is ongoing, and a team of expert doctors has been involved, the jail administration added.

The PTI founder’s medical examination is being conducted in the presence of his wife, Bushra Bibi.  All necessary medical equipment and facilities are available during the check-up, and the jail administration

The full report from the medical board will be submitted to the Chief Commissioner soon.

Staff Reporter

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