Supreme Court grants bail to two doctors in illegal kidney transplant case
Most outlets reported that the Supreme Court granted bail to two doctors accused in an alleged illegal kidney transplant case. Hum News English provided slightly more context, mentioning the accused by name and the involvement of a private hospital in Islamabad, while Minute Mirror’s excerpt was more concise and omitted specific names or locations.
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SC grants bail to two accused in illegal kidney transplant case
The Supreme Court on Monday granted bail to Dr Nadir Hussain and Syed Adeel Haider, accused in a case involving illegal kidney transplantation at a private hospital in Islamabad. A two-member bench headed by Justice Shahzad Malik heard the case and ordered the release of both accused against surety bonds of Rs200,000 each. According to […]
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Supreme court grants bail to two doctors in QIH il...
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has granted post-arrest bail to two doctors accused in the alleged illegal kidney transplant case
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SC grants bail to two accused in illegal kidney transplant case
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court has granted bail to Dr Nadir Hussain and Syed Adeel Haider, two accused in an alleged illegal kidney transplantation case involving a private hospital in Islamabad, against surety bonds of Rs200,000 each. The two men were arrested during a raid at Quaid-i-Azam International Hospital on May 19, when officials allegedly found an illegal kidney transplant in progress i...
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