Belal
Senator (1k+ posts)
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اسے ہم حقیقی تبدیلی کہتے ہیں
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Belal
Senator (1k+ posts)
Itni Jalan hori hai tu KPK k kisi bhi dispensary chaly jaoo , Barnol free mai mil jayee gi :biggthumpup:
ustadjejanab
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Bangash
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
عمران خان کو ووٹ دیے ہیں لیکن جھوٹ بولنا غلط بات ہے
یہ جھوٹ ہے کہ مریضوں سے اکسرے کے پیسے نہیں لیتے دوائی مفت دیتے ہیں- میں پچھلے مہینے گیا تھا امرجنسی میں ہات کا اکسرے پر ٨٠ روپے لئے حیات آباد میڈیکل کمپلیکس میں اور پلاسٹر بازار سے خریدنے کو کھا صرف ڈاکٹر نے چکنگ کے لئے ١٠ روپے لئے تھے- گواہ رسیدیں موجود ہیں
نارتھ ویسٹ ہسپتال میں ١٤٠٠ اکسرے کےدیئے اور ڈاکٹر کو ١٠٠٠ روپے لیکن وہ پرائیویٹ ہے اور اس وقت ایمرجنسی نہیں تھی بعد کی بات ہے
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AhsanAltaf1
Minister (2k+ posts)
ap mujhay hayatabad medical complex ki payment ki rasedain scan ker kai dai saktay hain ?? aur ager detail bhi bta dain ?? kis doctor nai paisay liye thay ?? please , ager hoskay to mujhay private message ker dijiye please , jazakALLAh
Bangash
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
ٹھیک ہے دیتا ہو پرائویٹ مسیج میں
Good man. This passion will win one day Insha Allah
PakistaniFirst
Minister (2k+ posts)
Shehbaz Sharif govt. killer of innocent people
ByALEX SUNDBY CBS NEWSJanuary 26, 2012, 11: 03 AM
Nearly 100 Pakistanis die from bad medicine
Bad heart medicine in Pakistan has left about 100 people dead, nearly 300 more hospitalized and three drug company owners arrested, Agence France-Pressereported Thursday.
The state-run Punjab Institute of Cardiology gave free, locally manufactured medicine to most of the patients who died, the provincial government executive told the AFP. A government official attributed most of the deaths to "at least one" of the five medicines prescribed by the group.
"Action will be taken against those found guilty," the Punjab executive, Shahbaz Sharif, told AFP.
The medicine harmed the patients' bone marrow and components of their blood. A doctor involved in the investigation into the bad medicine told the news agency that the number of victims could rise.
The medicine was taken off store shelves and removed from hospitals after 23 people died from a batch of contaminated drugs in December. More drugs suspected of being faulty are being tested in London, Paris and elsewhere in Pakistan.
Toxic cough syrup: Punjab imposes ban on Tyno, stock seized
LAHORE: The Government of Punjab has imposed a ban on cough syrup Tyno, Express News reported on Monday. At least 16 people had died in Lahore after all of them had consumed the same toxic cough medicine.
All stock has been seized by the government and the factory has been sealed as well. There are reports that three men have also been arrested.
The deaths occurred in the Shahdra Town neighbourhood between Friday and Sunday with the victims mostly drug addicts who took the syrup to get high, said local police station chief Atif Zulfiqar.
At least 16 people, mostly drug addicts, have died after taking the toxic syrup, Zulfiqar told AFP, updating an earlier death toll of 13.
Some of the victims were found dead in a graveyard where addicts used to take different kinds of drugs, he said. Seven others died in hospital.
Three pharmacies have been shut down and their owners arrested, he added.
Punjab Health Advisor Khawaja Salman Rafiq said the syrup would be confiscated from all pharmacies.
He said inspectors had shut down a drugs factory and sent samples to a laboratory for detailed analysis.
Punjab chief minister Shahbaz Sharif has ordered an inquiry and a report will be submitted to him within 72 hours, Rafiq said.
Doctor Tahir Khalil at Lahores Mayo Hospital said 20 victims aged 15 to 45 had been admitted after drinking the syrup and most had a history of addiction.
One of the victims who was in critical condition died today and the total deaths in hospital are seven, Khalil said.
Six people were saved and were discharged after treatment, while seven others were still admitted to hospital, he added.
The provincial Health Department had earlier submitted an initial report to Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif regarding the cough syrup.
Sharif had ordered that the department look into the matter and submit a report within 72 hours. Following the orders, the authority raided 151 places and seized stock of the poisonous syrup.
The report states that none of the seized syrups were expired.
The police had arrested the owner of a medical store from where the cough syrup was obtained.
A murder case was earlier registered against the pharmaceutical company and pharmacy owners as well.
Cough syrup is often used for inebriation purposes and is sold as over-the-counter medicine at many pharmacies.
Thirty die of likely drug reaction
LAHORE: At least 50 patients are in critical condition after taking some free medicines from the Punjab Institute of Cardiology (PIC).
So far 30 patients have died of it.
25,000 patients have taken the medicine distributed by the PIC, while 30 % of them have returned them.
The principal of the Allama Iqbal Medical College Dr. Javed Akram during a news conference said 105 patients were brought to hospital after they used those drugs.
The 50 who are in critical condition maybe at further risk if their health does not improve.
Dr. Akram said that those still taking the PIC medicine should stop doing so immediately.
ByALEX SUNDBY CBS NEWSJanuary 26, 2012, 11: 03 AM
Nearly 100 Pakistanis die from bad medicine
Bad heart medicine in Pakistan has left about 100 people dead, nearly 300 more hospitalized and three drug company owners arrested, Agence France-Pressereported Thursday.
The state-run Punjab Institute of Cardiology gave free, locally manufactured medicine to most of the patients who died, the provincial government executive told the AFP. A government official attributed most of the deaths to "at least one" of the five medicines prescribed by the group.
"Action will be taken against those found guilty," the Punjab executive, Shahbaz Sharif, told AFP.
The medicine harmed the patients' bone marrow and components of their blood. A doctor involved in the investigation into the bad medicine told the news agency that the number of victims could rise.
The medicine was taken off store shelves and removed from hospitals after 23 people died from a batch of contaminated drugs in December. More drugs suspected of being faulty are being tested in London, Paris and elsewhere in Pakistan.
Toxic cough syrup: Punjab imposes ban on Tyno, stock seized
LAHORE: The Government of Punjab has imposed a ban on cough syrup Tyno, Express News reported on Monday. At least 16 people had died in Lahore after all of them had consumed the same toxic cough medicine.
All stock has been seized by the government and the factory has been sealed as well. There are reports that three men have also been arrested.
The deaths occurred in the Shahdra Town neighbourhood between Friday and Sunday with the victims mostly drug addicts who took the syrup to get high, said local police station chief Atif Zulfiqar.
At least 16 people, mostly drug addicts, have died after taking the toxic syrup, Zulfiqar told AFP, updating an earlier death toll of 13.
Some of the victims were found dead in a graveyard where addicts used to take different kinds of drugs, he said. Seven others died in hospital.
Three pharmacies have been shut down and their owners arrested, he added.
Punjab Health Advisor Khawaja Salman Rafiq said the syrup would be confiscated from all pharmacies.
He said inspectors had shut down a drugs factory and sent samples to a laboratory for detailed analysis.
Punjab chief minister Shahbaz Sharif has ordered an inquiry and a report will be submitted to him within 72 hours, Rafiq said.
Doctor Tahir Khalil at Lahores Mayo Hospital said 20 victims aged 15 to 45 had been admitted after drinking the syrup and most had a history of addiction.
One of the victims who was in critical condition died today and the total deaths in hospital are seven, Khalil said.
Six people were saved and were discharged after treatment, while seven others were still admitted to hospital, he added.
The provincial Health Department had earlier submitted an initial report to Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif regarding the cough syrup.
Sharif had ordered that the department look into the matter and submit a report within 72 hours. Following the orders, the authority raided 151 places and seized stock of the poisonous syrup.
The report states that none of the seized syrups were expired.
The police had arrested the owner of a medical store from where the cough syrup was obtained.
A murder case was earlier registered against the pharmaceutical company and pharmacy owners as well.
Cough syrup is often used for inebriation purposes and is sold as over-the-counter medicine at many pharmacies.
Thirty die of likely drug reaction
LAHORE: At least 50 patients are in critical condition after taking some free medicines from the Punjab Institute of Cardiology (PIC).
So far 30 patients have died of it.
25,000 patients have taken the medicine distributed by the PIC, while 30 % of them have returned them.
The principal of the Allama Iqbal Medical College Dr. Javed Akram during a news conference said 105 patients were brought to hospital after they used those drugs.
The 50 who are in critical condition maybe at further risk if their health does not improve.
Dr. Akram said that those still taking the PIC medicine should stop doing so immediately.
Pakistan1992
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
aur is baray mein kiya kaho gay.
http://www.saach.tv/2013/12/23/jan-muhammad-ka-imran-khan-ko-khiraj-e-tehseen/
pakistani786
Minister (2k+ posts)
Begharat jhoot bhee theek se nehin mar saktay !!! They were using it to get hight, junkies. Punjab Govt was not making it or giving to people , so they had nothing to do with it
LAHORE: The Government of Punjab has imposed a ban on cough syrup Tyno, Express News reported on Monday. At least 16 people had died in Lahore after all of them had consumed the same toxic cough medicine.
All stock has been seized by the government and the factory has been sealed as well. There are reports that three men have also been arrested.
The deaths occurred in the Shahdra Town neighbourhood between Friday and Sunday with the victims mostly drug addicts who took the syrup to get high, said local police station chief Atif Zulfiqar.
HERE IS THE LINK FOR FULL STORY.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/471064/toxic-cough-syrup-health-department-submits-report-to-punjab-cm/
LAHORE: The Government of Punjab has imposed a ban on cough syrup Tyno, Express News reported on Monday. At least 16 people had died in Lahore after all of them had consumed the same toxic cough medicine.
All stock has been seized by the government and the factory has been sealed as well. There are reports that three men have also been arrested.
The deaths occurred in the Shahdra Town neighbourhood between Friday and Sunday with the victims mostly drug addicts who took the syrup to get high, said local police station chief Atif Zulfiqar.
HERE IS THE LINK FOR FULL STORY.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/471064/toxic-cough-syrup-health-department-submits-report-to-punjab-cm/
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Pakistan1992
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
bro, yeh issue zurror Shukat Yousfzi ko batana.thanx:)
Pakistan1992
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
and hayatabad?
pakistani786
Minister (2k+ posts)
Begharat jhoot bhee theek se nehin mar saktay !!!
LAHORE: The Government of Punjab has imposed a ban on cough syrup Tyno, Express News reported on Monday. At least 16 people had died in Lahore after all of them had consumed the same toxic cough medicine.
All stock has been seized by the government and the factory has been sealed as well. There are reports that three men have also been arrested.
The deaths occurred in the Shahdra Town neighbourhood between Friday and Sunday with the victims mostly drug addicts who took the syrup to get high, said local police station chief Atif Zulfiqar.
HERE IS THE LINK FOR FULL STORY.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/471064/t...-to-punjab-cm/
LAHORE: The Government of Punjab has imposed a ban on cough syrup Tyno, Express News reported on Monday. At least 16 people had died in Lahore after all of them had consumed the same toxic cough medicine.
All stock has been seized by the government and the factory has been sealed as well. There are reports that three men have also been arrested.
The deaths occurred in the Shahdra Town neighbourhood between Friday and Sunday with the victims mostly drug addicts who took the syrup to get high, said local police station chief Atif Zulfiqar.
HERE IS THE LINK FOR FULL STORY.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/471064/t...-to-punjab-cm/
Shehbaz Sharif govt. killer of innocent people
ByALEX SUNDBY CBS NEWSJanuary 26, 2012, 11: 03 AM
Nearly 100 Pakistanis die from bad medicine
Bad heart medicine in Pakistan has left about 100 people dead, nearly 300 more hospitalized and three drug company owners arrested, Agence France-Pressereported Thursday.
The state-run Punjab Institute of Cardiology gave free, locally manufactured medicine to most of the patients who died, the provincial government executive told the AFP. A government official attributed most of the deaths to "at least one" of the five medicines prescribed by the group.
"Action will be taken against those found guilty," the Punjab executive, Shahbaz Sharif, told AFP.
The medicine harmed the patients' bone marrow and components of their blood. A doctor involved in the investigation into the bad medicine told the news agency that the number of victims could rise.
The medicine was taken off store shelves and removed from hospitals after 23 people died from a batch of contaminated drugs in December. More drugs suspected of being faulty are being tested in London, Paris and elsewhere in Pakistan.
Toxic cough syrup: Punjab imposes ban on Tyno, stock seized
LAHORE: The Government of Punjab has imposed a ban on cough syrup Tyno, Express News reported on Monday. At least 16 people had died in Lahore after all of them had consumed the same toxic cough medicine.
All stock has been seized by the government and the factory has been sealed as well. There are reports that three men have also been arrested.
The deaths occurred in the Shahdra Town neighbourhood between Friday and Sunday with the victims mostly drug addicts who took the syrup to get high, said local police station chief Atif Zulfiqar.
“At least 16 people, mostly drug addicts, have died after taking the toxic syrup,” Zulfiqar told AFP, updating an earlier death toll of 13.
“Some of the victims were found dead in a graveyard where addicts used to take different kinds of drugs,” he said. Seven others died in hospital.
Three pharmacies have been shut down and their owners arrested, he added.
Punjab Health Advisor Khawaja Salman Rafiq said the syrup would be confiscated from all pharmacies.
He said inspectors had shut down a drugs factory and sent samples to a laboratory for detailed analysis.
“Punjab chief minister Shahbaz Sharif has ordered an inquiry and a report will be submitted to him within 72 hours,” Rafiq said.
Doctor Tahir Khalil at Lahore’s Mayo Hospital said 20 victims aged 15 to 45 had been admitted after drinking the syrup and most had a history of addiction.
“One of the victims who was in critical condition died today and the total deaths in hospital are seven,” Khalil said.
“Six people were saved and were discharged after treatment, while seven others were still admitted to hospital,” he added.
The provincial Health Department had earlier submitted an initial report to Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif regarding the cough syrup.
Sharif had ordered that the department look into the matter and submit a report within 72 hours. Following the orders, the authority raided 151 places and seized stock of the poisonous syrup.
The report states that none of the seized syrups were expired.
The police had arrested the owner of a medical store from where the cough syrup was obtained.
A murder case was earlier registered against the pharmaceutical company and pharmacy owners as well.
Cough syrup is often used for inebriation purposes and is sold as over-the-counter medicine at many pharmacies.
Thirty die of likely drug reaction
LAHORE: At least 50 patients are in critical condition after taking some free medicines from the Punjab Institute of Cardiology (PIC).
So far 30 patients have died of it.
25,000 patients have taken the medicine distributed by the PIC, while 30 % of them have returned them.
The principal of the Allama Iqbal Medical College Dr. Javed Akram during a news conference said 105 patients were brought to hospital after they used those drugs.
The 50 who are in critical condition maybe at further risk if their health does not improve.
Dr. Akram said that those still taking the PIC medicine should stop doing so immediately.
BrotherKantu
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Pakistan1992
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
such tu keh raha hai, agar wahan free nahi hai tu humein pata hona chaiye
Pakistan1992
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
30 saal say hukmat ker rahe hain, still na koi hospital ka haal hai or na hi school ka, aur phir in ko compare kerte ho 7 months ki PTI ki govt say.
sara budget Lahore pay laga hai, phir bhi yeh haal hai
BrotherKantu
Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
