Pakistan Islamic Medical Association expresses concern over dismissal of 15 doctors in Punjab
Most outlets reported that the Pakistan Islamic Medical Association (PIMA) expressed concern over the suspension and dismissal of 15 doctors in Punjab. Associated Press of Pakistan added that the association indicated concern over the measures being taken, while Dawn provided a shorter headline without additional context.
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Pakistan Islamic Medical Association concerned over dismissal of 15 doctors in Punjab
https://www.dawn.com/news/2030496
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PIMA expresses deep concern over suspension, dismissal of 15 doctors
RAWALPINDI, Sep 16 (APP):The Pakistan Islamic Medical Association (PUMA) has expressed deep concern over the suspension of registration and dismissal from service of 15 doctors in Punjab, indicating that such measures intensify uncertainty and accelerate the brain drain of medical professionals abroad. PIMA Central President Prof. Dr. Atif Hafeez Siddiqui in a statement on Wednesday...
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