LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has ordered timely completion of health projects across the province. Chairing a special meeting, the chief minister approved the establishment of the Maryam Nawaz Medical College and Teaching Hospital in Mianwali and a decision was taken to establish the Kulsoom Nawaz Cancer Hospital in Dera Ghazi Khan. The meeting was informed that a 268-bed…
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has directed the timely completion of various healthcare projects across Punjab, according to a report by Business Recorder. During a special meeting chaired by the chief minister, it was decided to establish the Maryam Nawaz Medical College and Teaching Hospital in Mianwali, the Kulsoom Nawaz Cancer Hospital in Dera Ghazi Khan, and a 268-bed Nawaz Sharif Maryam Nawaz Institute of Cardiology in Gujranwala.
Additionally, a briefing was provided on the progress of the Nawaz Sharif Medical District, Institute of Cancer Treatment and Research Centre, and Sargodha Cardiology projects. The chief minister emphasized the need for all necessary measures to ensure the early completion of these health initiatives.
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