Punjab government orders inquiry into handwritten medico-legal certificates at five hospitals
Most outlets reported that the Punjab government has constituted a panel to investigate the issuance of handwritten medico-legal certificates at five hospitals and to hold medical superintendents accountable. Dawn led with the specific number of certificates (4,244) and the government's move to "fix responsibility," while Minute Mirror focused on the inquiry being ordered and the involvement of five medical superintendents, without mentioning the certificate count.
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Panel to probe into handwritten medico-legal certificates at five Punjab hospitals
LAHORE: The Punjab government on Tuesday constituted a committee to conduct an inquiry and fix responsibility against the medical superintendents of five major teaching hospitals over issuance of 4,244 handwritten medico-legal certificates (MLCs) and 283 postmortem reports (PMRs) despite mandatory directions for their computerised issuance. The Punjab Specialised Healthcare and Medical Educatio...
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Punjab orders inquiry into handwritten medico-lega...
The Punjab Specialized Healthcare and Medical Education Department has ordered an inquiry against five medical superintendents
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