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Understanding Zardari’s Heart Trouble:
President Asif Ali Zardari had a “cardiac episode” on Tuesday and was flown to Dubai the same evening for a check-up, according to a government source. Some of the medicines “did not agree” with Zardari but the president’s prognosis is good, says our source. Zardari is known to have coronary artery disease, blockages in the arteries of his heart. During his stay in the U.S., before his return to Pakistan in end-2007, it was well known in Pakistani-American physician circles that he had an angioplasty and stenting procedure performed to open one of his blocked arteries. Earlier this year, Zardari had angiography done in the U.K. to determine whether his stents were open and working properly. There were some rumors that another blocked artery was discovered and another stent was placed to keep it open. However, he received a clean bill of health at that time and has been quite well since then. Zardari has three stents in his heart. There were med...
30 students among 37 killed as school bus(of faisalabad) crashes in Kallar Kahar
CHAKWAL: At least 37 people — 30 students, six teachers and a school principal — were killed and more than 65 suffered serious injuries when a school bus overturned in Kallar Kahar area on Monday night.
Latest News, LHC rejects plea against discount on dengue test
Lahore High Court (LHC) has rejected laboratory owners’ plea to cancel govt orders of charging Rs.90 as dengue test fee. According to a private television channel, Justice Khalid Mehmood Khan of Lahore High Court started hearing on the petition. The report submitted in the court by Punjab health secretary maintained that Rs.90 for dengue test is suitable as the owners of the laboratories were looting people by charging large amount for the test. The laboratories owners took the stance that the machine for the test costs Rs 1 million while the fee charged as Rs 90 does not even meet the expenditure of the machinery. After hearing arguments from both parties, the court remarked that the masses cannot be deprived of the discounted facility of dengue test while Rs 90 is a suitable fee. The court rejected the petition after hearing arguments.
Jobs in District Officer Health Chakwal
Jobs in District Officer Health Chakwal District Officer Health Chakwal is inviting applications from dynamic, qualified and experienced individuals who posses a demonstrable track record of meeting challenging targets and deadlines. Published on 17 September, 2011 (Express)
A serious threat to people of chakwal, 7 test positive for dengue in Chakwal
CHAKWAL, Sept 16: Seven people have tested positive while 33 are suspected of dengue in Chakwal, Executive District Officer Health Dr. Nasir Mehmood told Dawn on Friday. “The majority of the suspected are those who had traveled to Lahore and other affected areas during Eid holidays and contracted the virus there,” EDO Dr. Nasir maintained. However, unlike last year, the situation seems far better and under control. “We are doing our best to create awareness among the masses by distributing pamphlets, holding walks and through media,” he maintained. He said that health department had fumigated the vulnerable areas during spring season. “We have tried our best to eliminate the mosquitoes in their breeding stage by fogging,” he claimed. He said that a force of 1,227 personnel of health department is straining hard to combat the viral disease. “We have 1125 Lady Health Workers, 61 Nutrition Supervisors and 41 doctors who are imparting health services besides making them aware,” he...
Ramadan in Pakistan Photos
Just one month is left in Holy Month of Ramadan this year. Billions of Muslims around the world are waiting for blessed month of Ramadan to arrive with lot of excitement. Here i have brought some Interesting photos of previous Ramadans in Pakistan.
