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Remand of two doctors in corruption case approved

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Our Correspondent

Quetta

Accountability Court (AC) Quetta on Tuesday remanded Director General Health Balochistan Shakir Baloch and Medical Superintendent (MS) Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Hospital Abdul Ghaffar Baloch in charges of massive corruption in the purchase of Anti-venom injections. DG Health Balochistan and MS SKBZ hospital were produced before the Accountability Court Judge Munawar Shahwani who approved 14 days remand of the accused.
An investigation carried out by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Balochistan’s investigation team into the fake purchase of vaccines revealed that DG Health Shakir Baloch had illegally approved the purchase of 244,000 injections in violation of the law.

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