The ground floor of the Punjab Institute of Cardiology’s emergency block will be opened for patients soon, offering advanced cardiac care, as 99 percent upgradation work has been completed due to the continuous monitoring and inspections of Caretaker Chief Minister Punjab Mohsin Naqvi. The CM conducted a detailed visit to PIC’s emergency to inspect the finishing work. He ordered to enhance the quality of doors, and flooring especially tiles, and railings, and emphasized the need to ensure high standards for beds. The CM also directed the swift initiation of a lab collection center near the main gate and urged for the completion of the finishing work with the highest standards.
After the opening of the upgraded emergency, efforts will be redirected towards improving the remaining portion, he added. Meanwhile, Provincial Minister Amir Mir, Secretary Communication and Works and others were also present.Demonstrating an unwavering commitment to public infrastructure development, Caretaker Chief Minister Punjab Mohsin Naqvi conducted a thorough inspection of the ongoing development work of the 540-meter-long four-lane new Ravi Bridge.
While observing advancements in piling and drilling works of the new Ravi bridge, he ordered to burn the midnight oil to complete it by Jan 31. The CM also inspected the roads’ construction around Shahdra Chowk and directed to accelerate the pace of work to complete different tasks in the coming days. Commissioner/ DG LDA and the contractor briefed that two new machines have been installed to expedite the process and 11 piles of new Ravi bridge have already been completed. Similarly, 23, out of 96 girders, have been prepared as well, they added. rovincial Minister Azfar Ali Nasir and others were also present.
