Islamabad hospitals placed on high alert ahead of political activity
Most outlets reported that Islamabad hospitals were placed on high alert due to anticipated political activity, citing official circulars from the Ministry of Health and hospital administrations. ARY News mentioned the alert in connection with "political marches," while 24 News HD specified the alert would remain in place until September 30 and named the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences and Polyclinic.
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Islamabad Hospitals Put on High Alert
Hospitals in Islamabad have been placed on high alert as three political marches are expected to reach the twin cities… Read More
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Islamabad hospitals put on high alert ahead of 3 marches
ISLAMABAD: As three marches are expected to reach the twin cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi in the coming days, hospitals in the federal capital have been put on high alert. According to documents, to meet any untoward situation during the upcoming events in the Islamabad Capital Territory, all assistant executive directors (AEDs), specialists, the blood bank in-charge, deputy chief nursing s...
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Islamabad hospitals placed on high alert until September 30
In view of the current situation, Islamabad’s main federal hospitals have been placed on high alert, with the administrations of the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) and Polyclinic issuing official circulars, 24NewsHD TV channel reported on Sunday.
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Islamabad hospitals put on high alert ahead of political marches
The Ministry of Health issued a circular instructing Polyclinic Hospital to remain on high alert until further notice...
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