Court grants FIA physical remand of three suspects in vaccine procurement case
Most outlets led with the court granting the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) a seven-day physical remand of three suspects in a vaccine procurement case. Both excerpts mention the involvement of alleged financial irregularities, though one specified the amount as Rs2.445 billion while the other did not. The framing remained largely consistent, with a focus on the judicial decision and the FIA’s role.
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Court grants 7 day remand of three accused in vaccine procurement case
Islamabad court on Wednesday granted the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) seven day physical remand of three suspects arrested in a case involving alleged financial irregularities in the procurement of Meningococcal and Influenza vaccines, reported 24NewsHD TV.
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FIA gets physical remand of suspects in Rs2.445bn vaccine procurement case
ISLAMABAD: An Islamabad judicial magistrate has granted the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) seven-day physical remand of three suspects in a case involving alleged irregularities in a multi-billion-rupee vaccine procurement contract. The suspects — Dr Abid Hussain Shah, director of Border Health Services-Pakistan (BHS-P); Pardeep Kumar, former director of BHS-P and Dr Syed Ghulam Murtaza Sha...
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