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Islamabad Hospitals Put on High Alert

Hospitals in Islamabad have been placed on high alert as three political marches are expected to reach the twin cities … Read More The post Islamabad Hospitals Put on High Alert appeared first on ProPakistani .

Islamabad Hospitals Put on High Alert

Islamabad's hospitals have been placed on heightened alert as three political marches are anticipated to converge in the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi in the near future. Hospital authorities have been instructed to prepare emergency protocols to manage any unforeseen incidents during the approaching events in the Islamabad Capital Territory.

Assistant executive directors, specialists, blood bank staff, the deputy chief nursing superintendent, security personnel, and storekeepers have been informed of their duty to remain on duty and ready to respond to hospital calls at any time. Blood banks have been mandated to keep a minimum reserve of 100 blood bags, while transport officials have been tasked with ensuring all ambulances are functional and drivers are available.

Medical and general store workers have been directed to keep adequate supplies in emergency wards. Oxygen supply authorities have been instructed to maintain sufficient stocks of medical gases. Emergency departments will be on high alert until further notice, with 10 beds allocated for each gender in case of an emergency. Two rooms in the Officer Ward have been designated for use during emergencies.

Hospital staff have been informed that the heightened measures will continue until September 30, 2026. The Islamabad Hospitals Put on High Alert report was originally published on ProPakistani.

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