Punjab Caretaker Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi on Saturday reached General Hospital to review progress on the upgradation work of the Emergency Block. Upgradation work of the General Hospitals Emergency Block gained speed and overall 80 percent work has been completed. The CM visited the Emergency Block for two hours. He went to all the four floors and monitored the ongoing construction activities.
Two floors of the Emergency Block will be completed before January 20 while other two floors will also be completed by January 31. Mohsin Naqvi shook hands with the labourers busy at their work late night and inquired about their working hours. The CM directed to improve the Emergency Block building and issued necessary directions to the Secretary C&W in this regard.
He maintained that the Emergency Block after its completion will be opened to patients at the earliest, adding that the latest medical facilities were being provided in the upgraded Emergency Block. The CM inspected the wiring work being installed for biogas, air conditioners and directed to accelerate pace of work. Secretary C&W and Secretary Health gave a briefing about the upgradation work and its completion.
Provincial Minister for Information Amir Mir, Commissioner Lahore, CCPO, Deputy Commissioner and officials concerned were also present.
Moreover, Punjab Caretaker Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi has expressed deep sorrow and grief over the death of four persons in a roof collapse after a fire in Hafizabad. The Chief Minister expressed heartfelt sympathies and condolences with the family. Mohsin Naqvi directed the administration to provide best treatment facilities to the injured.
