Punjab’s government hospitals have been instructed to make sure that all medications, surgical instruments, and disposable equipment are available.
The recent hospital visit by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz is beginning to pay off.
At a conference chaired by Special Secretary Health Operations Punjab Tariq Mahmood Rahmani, several decisions were made. Letters were then distributed to all government hospitals instructing them to give the poor patients the greatest medical facilities.
The letter states that all government hospitals must keep both manual and digital lists of medications on display, as well as surgical and disposable equipment available in the ICUS and emergency room at all times.
Syringes, canulas, drip sets, surgical gloves, surgical tape, and butterfly needles should also be available in the emergency room and intensive care unit of every hospital.
Additionally, supplies like cotton rolls, cotton bandages, surgical sutures, urine bags, and Foley catheters ought to be accessible.
Additionally, instructions have been issued to ensure hospital cleanliness and to activate complaint counters in government hospitals.

In order to advance an inclusive global economy, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has emphasized the necessity of robust multilateral collaboration, enhanced regional connectivity, and equitable market access.

The finance minister underlined the necessity of eliminating unfair trade practices and obstacles to market access in order to promote an inclusive global economy during his speech at the Boao forum for Asia Annual Conference 2025.

According to him, Pakistan, like many developing nations, aspires to the global fair trade model.

According to him, Pakistan has expanded its commercial capabilities through the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor and SIFC.

According to Mohammad Aurangzeb, Pakistan offers significant investment potential for international partners, and the growth of international e-commerce can strengthen Pakistan’s small and medium-sized enterprises.

He went on to say that FINTECH and AI funds had to be set up for poor nations.

The federal minister added that the globe must address environmental inequality and climate change, and that climate financing and technological transfer should be guaranteed.

According to him, Pakistan is one of the ten most climate-vulnerable nations, although contributing less than 1% of the world’s carbon emissions.

At Aiwan-e-Sadr on Tuesday, President Asif Ali Zardari hosted an Iftar supper for orphaned youngsters under the care of the Pakistan Orphan Care Forum.

According to the president, children are our future, so they should prioritize their education and put in a lot of effort to grow up to be successful adults.

The President also gave out computer tablets to the kids at the event, stressing their educational value.

On the recommendation of First Lady Aseefa Bhutto Zardari, he encouraged all youngsters to use these tablets for education and self-improvement.

Asif Ali Zardari urged the kids to pursue their studies with zeal, saying they are as much a part of his life as his own.

Additionally, he had one-on-one meetings with the kids, showing them his love and reaffirming his dedication to their welfare.

Air Marshal retired Farooq Habib, the chairman of the Pakistan Orphan Care Forum, emphasized the urgent problem of the nation’s orphans.

According to him, Pakistan is home to an estimated 4.6 million orphaned children. Nearly 120,000 children nationwide are currently receiving support from POCF and its linked organizations, he said.

At an Iftar dinner at Aiwan-e-Sadr, the Chairman thanked the President for his assistance and for hosting the orphaned youngsters.