PM Imran pays surprise visit to Benazir Bhutto Hospital

RAWALPINDI (92 News) – Prime Minister Imran Khan visited the Benazir Bhutto Hospital in Rawalpindi on Tuesday night. Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Media Iftikhar Durrani, Minister for Health Aamir Kiani and Senator Faisal Javed joined PM Khan for the surprise visit. The prime minister appreciated the administration for health facilities being provided to the patients. Aamir Kiani briefed the PM about the facilities and arrangements. PM Imran inspected different parts of Hospital including children's unit of the medical facility.

PM pays surprise visit to Rawalpindi DHQ hospital

Earlier, Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday paid surprise visit to the Rawalpindi District Headquarters (DHQ) Hospital without any protocol. Suring the surprise visit of the prime minister, the police was also not informed. Imran Khan inquired about the health of the patients and examined the different wards during his visit to the hospital. He examined the facilities which are being provided to the patients. However, the patients expressed their grievances that they have to purchase the medicines from outside the hospitals. The premier expressed reservations on the provisions of the facilities to patients. He said that the government is providing billion of rupees for medicines and still patients are not getting free medicines. On the other hand, PM Imran Khan also visited shelter homes and inspected the projects.

وزیراعظم پاکستان کا راولپنڈی کے بے نظیر بھٹو شہید ہسپتال کا اچانک دورہ وفاقی وزیر صحت عامر کیانی، معاون خصوصی افتخار درانی اور سینٹر فیصل جاوید بھی ہمراہ @ImranKhanPTI @DuraniIftikhar @Aamer_KianiPTI @FaisalJavedKhan pic.twitter.com/R75EEDtyYc

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PM Khan also paid a surprise visit to the PIMS Hospital without protocol. He inspected the neurosurgery, orthopedic, ENT and emergency wards. He also inquired about the repair work project in Urology Ward. The prime minister also inquired the administration about provision of medicines to patients. He also interacted with the under treatment patients.