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CM lays foundation stone of ETTC at Jinnah Hospital Parliamentarians call on Usman Buzdar

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The Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar today laid the foundation stone of new Emergency Tower and Trauma Center (ETTC) at Jinnah Hospital.

The Chief Minister said that Emergency Block and Trauma Center will be constructed at a cost of Rs. 7.75 billion and the project will be completed by June next year.

The new Emergency Block and Trauma Center will have 250 beds and 8 Floor includes basement, ground floor. This project included the departments of Medical and Surgery Triage, ICU, HDU and other departments.

He said that a 24-bed cardiology emergency would also be set up.

He said that 3 new Emergency Blocks and Trauma Centers would be established in Lahore and which have a capacity of 800 beds.

He said that after Jinnah Hospital new emergency will be setup in services hospital.

He said that for last 30 years as no new general hospital has been set up in Lahore while PTI government has started work on a 1000 beds new general hospital on Fairozpur Road Lahore.

He said that PTI government has introduced a new Pakistan Health Card for the people fo the province.

This project of Rs 400 billion is one of its own kind. The Punjab government has made substantial increase in the budget for health sector.

Dr. Yasmeen Rashid, Hamid Yar Hiraj SACM Hasaan Khawar, Chief Secretary, Secretary Specialized Health and Medical Education, Commissioner Lahore Division, Secretary Information, Deputy Commissioner Lahore, Chief Executive Officer Infrastructure Development Authority and concerned officials were also present on the occasion.

Meanwhile, Parliamentarians from different districts called on The Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar at CM’s office today and expressed complete confidence over his leadership.

Those who met with the Chief Minister included Latasib Sati, Peer Mukhtar, Mohi ud Din Khoosa, Sami Ullah Ch., Syed Raza Bukhari and others.

The Chief Minister said that those who are creating hindrance in the process of national development will get nothing and the government will continue to compete with the “Heer Mafia” under the leadership of PM Imran Khan.

The defeated elements were failed in the past and will meet the same fate in future as well.

The opposition will face the embarrassment this time as well and its any effort to create political chaos and anarchy will be foiled. Usman Buzdar reiterated that we are united under the leadership of PM Imran Khan and will remain unify.

He said that opposition, by creating political instability and anarchy, is playing with the future of the nation as creating hurdles in the national progress is the main agenda of the opposition.

Usman Buzdar further stated said that government will deal with the negative agenda of the opposition with the support of the people.

He further maintained that defeat is the destiny of the opponents, no matter how many “Mandies” they organize as the public opinion is against them.

No Confidence Motion will meet with failure like every conspiracy hatched by opposition.

Overall political situation, ongoing development projects were also came under discussion during the meeting.

Chief Whip Punjab Assembly Syed Abbas Ali Shah and PTI’s leader from Southern Punjab Awais Drishak were also present on this occasion.

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