Islamabad to inaugurate new 167-bed Margalla Hospital this week
Both outlets reported the upcoming inauguration of the 167-bed Margalla Hospital in Islamabad, highlighting that it will offer free healthcare services. ProPakistani led with the involvement of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in the inauguration, while Pakistan Observer emphasized the reopening of the long-inactive facility. Both framed the development as a positive step for public healthcare.
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Islamabad’s Margalla Hospital set to reopen with Free Healthcare Services
ISLAMABAD – 167-bed Margalla Hospital is set to be inaugurated, bringing long-inactive medical facility back into service and opening the door…
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Islamabad to Get a New 167-Bed Hospital to Offer Free Treatment
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is scheduled to inaugurate the new 167-bed Margalla Hospital in Islamabad this week, which will offer… Read More
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