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PMA central council meets

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Pakistan Medical Association Sunday had its Central Council Meeting at PMA House Karachi. The Central Councilors from all over Pakistan attended this meeting.

The meeting particularly discussed the current situation of Pakistan Medical Commission and unanimously resolved and urged the federal government to solve the issue of regulatory authority of medical profession (PMC) on emergent basis.

The house showed its deep concern over the undue delayed of passing of PMDC regulation bill 2022 in the senate.

PMA is of the unanimous opinion that the PMDC bill 2022 must be passed in accordance with the international body (WFME), democratically elected professional members, independent, transparent and autonomous in all respects. The house further urged the federal government to make necessary changes in the PMDC bill 2022 passed by the national assembly before passing it by senate.

The ad hoc body for 89 days should be constituted on interim basis which will automatically dissolve after completion of electoral process within 89 day as provided in the PMDC bill 2022.

In another resolution of the central council meeting expressed grief and sorrow regarding the torrential rains and flooding in the large swathe of province of sindh and  Baluchistan causing massive destruction of infrastructure, deaths of cattle’s and above all great lose of human lives.

Thousands of families became homeless because of the calamity. Unfortunately these families are not being provided the basic necessities particularly the treatment of the ailing people. The PMA has decided to come forward with all available resources and mobilize PMA branches to help the poor and needy in whatever way possible.

There are number of case of waterborne diseases apart from skin and eye diseases at the flood affected areas. PMA Centre also urged its all provincial and district branches to enhance the flood relief activity at their affected areas. They are also advised to organize free medical camps to help the sick people of flood affected areas.

PMA also request all the people of Pakistan to come forward and help our brothers and sister in this difficult time.

 

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