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That is another way to achieve the same results as I mentioned above.
Nawaz's Illness is Genuine!!
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That is another way to achieve the same results as I mentioned above.
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Many different drugs can reduce platelet counts!
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It is proven after today's bail plea and acceptance by the High Court that it was a well orchestrated drama.
He was given blood thinning medication so they excuses are created.
When he is released and go to London, he would be fine, I bet.
He is given another NRO, if news to be believe, he would be accompanied by Maryam with the understanding and agreement that both of them would not take part in Politics. Exactly similar agreement/contract he entered with Musharaf to run away from Pakistan.
History is repeating itself. This thief keep escaping the justice in Pakistan.
Pakistan is a cesspool of Corruption. RIP Pakistan.
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Blame Army, ISI, PTI, IK & NAB for Nawaz Shariff Condition: Nawaz Shariff fighting for its Life
Pakistan will fail to get looted 10$ billion dollars from PMLN and Shariff Family
NAWAZ SHARIF FIGHTING FOR LIFE
FORMER P.M.’S PERSONAL PHYSICIAN SAYS SHARIF HAS SUFFERED A MINOR HEART ATTACK, HAS A LOW PLATELET COUNT, AND DETERIORATING KIDNEY FUNCTIONS
LAHORE: Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's health is in a critical condition and is fighting a battle for survival, his personal physician Dr Adnan Khan said on Tuesday.
In a series of tweet, Dr Adnan said, “Thrombocytopenia (low platelet count) & NSTEMI (heart attack) is further complicated by deteriorating Kidney functions.”
He added that the poor blood sugar and blood pressure had also taken a toll on the former premier’s health.
The doctor further said, "Pending Scans/Biopsies, diagnostic dilemma still ensues from multiple complex pathologies & co-morbidities."
The chief executive of Sharif Medical City said that the doctors were also facing difficulty in establishing a definitive diagnosis and subsequent management poses a considerable risk to Nawaz’s health.
Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif is “critically unwell,” his doctor said on Tuesday, days after the three-time leader now serving a prison sentence for corruption suffered a minor heart attack.
Sharif is currently in hospital in Lahore after receiving “indefinite” bail on medical grounds in one of his graft convictions, with an Islamabad court due to decide on another Tuesday. His name remains on the exit control list, meaning that he must remain in the country for the time being.
“Former PM #NawazSharif, critically unwell, is fighting the battle for his health & life,” his personal physician, Adnan Khan, tweeted on Tuesday.
In addition to the minor heart attack, Sharif has a low platelet count, both of which are being further complicated by “deteriorating kidney functions” Khan added.
He said poor blood sugar and blood pressure control was taking its toll, adding that “establishing a definitive diagnosis and subsequent management poses considerable risk to #NawazSharif’s fragile and unstable health.”
The 69-year-old former premier, known as the “Lion of Punjab,” was first taken to hospital last week when his blood platelet count dropped to dangerous levels.
The Supreme Court disqualified Sharif from politics for life over graft allegations in 2017, and he later received a seven-year jail sentence. He denies all the corruption charges against him.
Meanwhile, hospital sources said the former premier had lost close to seven kilos since he had been admitted in the hospital. They added that before being admitted this weight was 107 kilos and right now it had gone to 100 kilos.
Former prime minister Nawaz was shifted to Services Hospital Lahore last week for medical examination and treatment after his condition deteriorated with a sudden drop in his platelet count.
https://www.newsweekpakistan.com/nawaz-sharif-fighting-for-life/
https://www.geo.tv/latest/253375-nawaz-sharif-fighting-battle-for-life-ex-pms-personal-physician
Pakistan will fail to get looted 10$ billion dollars from PMLN and Shariff Family
NAWAZ SHARIF FIGHTING FOR LIFE
FORMER P.M.’S PERSONAL PHYSICIAN SAYS SHARIF HAS SUFFERED A MINOR HEART ATTACK, HAS A LOW PLATELET COUNT, AND DETERIORATING KIDNEY FUNCTIONS
LAHORE: Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif's health is in a critical condition and is fighting a battle for survival, his personal physician Dr Adnan Khan said on Tuesday.
In a series of tweet, Dr Adnan said, “Thrombocytopenia (low platelet count) & NSTEMI (heart attack) is further complicated by deteriorating Kidney functions.”
He added that the poor blood sugar and blood pressure had also taken a toll on the former premier’s health.
The doctor further said, "Pending Scans/Biopsies, diagnostic dilemma still ensues from multiple complex pathologies & co-morbidities."
The chief executive of Sharif Medical City said that the doctors were also facing difficulty in establishing a definitive diagnosis and subsequent management poses a considerable risk to Nawaz’s health.
Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif is “critically unwell,” his doctor said on Tuesday, days after the three-time leader now serving a prison sentence for corruption suffered a minor heart attack.
Sharif is currently in hospital in Lahore after receiving “indefinite” bail on medical grounds in one of his graft convictions, with an Islamabad court due to decide on another Tuesday. His name remains on the exit control list, meaning that he must remain in the country for the time being.
“Former PM #NawazSharif, critically unwell, is fighting the battle for his health & life,” his personal physician, Adnan Khan, tweeted on Tuesday.
In addition to the minor heart attack, Sharif has a low platelet count, both of which are being further complicated by “deteriorating kidney functions” Khan added.
He said poor blood sugar and blood pressure control was taking its toll, adding that “establishing a definitive diagnosis and subsequent management poses considerable risk to #NawazSharif’s fragile and unstable health.”
The 69-year-old former premier, known as the “Lion of Punjab,” was first taken to hospital last week when his blood platelet count dropped to dangerous levels.
The Supreme Court disqualified Sharif from politics for life over graft allegations in 2017, and he later received a seven-year jail sentence. He denies all the corruption charges against him.
Meanwhile, hospital sources said the former premier had lost close to seven kilos since he had been admitted in the hospital. They added that before being admitted this weight was 107 kilos and right now it had gone to 100 kilos.
Former prime minister Nawaz was shifted to Services Hospital Lahore last week for medical examination and treatment after his condition deteriorated with a sudden drop in his platelet count.
https://www.newsweekpakistan.com/nawaz-sharif-fighting-for-life/
https://www.geo.tv/latest/253375-nawaz-sharif-fighting-battle-for-life-ex-pms-personal-physician
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Is Army, ISI and NAB and Imran Khan to blame for Nawaz sharif - Army ISI, Imran and NAB also failed to get looted wealth back from Shariff or Zardari family?
Unstable health condition stalls Nawaz’s shifting
LAHORE/ISLAMABAD: A team of doctors spent another day trying to figure out the cause of a sudden drop in the platelet count of Nawaz Sharif, who had been admitted to Lahore Services Hospital a week ago, amid speculation that he might have to be taken to some other health facility within the country or abroad for better treatment.
However, senior leadership of his party ruled out any such possibility, arguing that no decision could be taken before seeing any improvement in his condition.
Meanwhile, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) will on Tuesday resume hearing of the petition seeking suspension of sentence handed down to him in Al-Azizia reference, as the interim bail granted to the former prime minister expires on Tuesday (today).
He has been under treatment at the Services Hospital since Oct 21. His platelet count hovered around 28,000 — some 122,000 less than the minimum normal level — on Monday. “Despite doctors’ best efforts, it has not yet been diagnosed why Nawaz Sharif’s platelets drastically drop to dangerous level,” his personal physician Dr Adnan Khan tweeted.
ARTICLE CONTINUES AFTER AD
IHC to hear NAB, Punjab CM over petition seeking suspension of Azizia case verdict as interim bail of ex-PM expires
The doctors’ panel is faced with a tough task. They are striving to create a balance between the doses for increasing his platelets and the medicines being given for his heart condition. According to the medical board, headed by Services Hospital principal Dr Mahmood Ayaz, the patient’s platelets were fluctuating owing to the medicines being administered to him for his cardiac disease.
“The diagnosis is yet to be ascertained,” he said, adding he had severe atherosclerotic ‘coronary and carotid artery disease’ with co-morbidities (HTN, DM, CKD) and because of subsequent serious effects of treatment he had developed NSTEMI (Non-ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction); being managed on ACS protocol.
There were rumours that his family might press for shifting him to the Sharif Medical City — close to his Jati Umra residence — despite government spokesperson’s assertion that Nawaz Sharif was happy with the treatment he was getting from the 10-doctor panel at Services Hospital. Such a move, however, could help the government pass on the sensitive responsibility of his treatment to his family.
Regarding his shifting to any other health facility within the country or abroad, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz secretary general Ahsan Iqbal said: “The first and foremost effort of doctors is stabilise Mian sahib’s condition. Once his condition is stabilised the question of his going abroad will arise.” Asked if Mr Sharif was being persuaded to leave for London for his better treatment, Mr Iqbal reiterated: “This will be looked into once Mian sahib’s condition improves.”
Meanwhile, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) will resume hearing of the petition seeking suspension of sentence handed down to him in Al-Azizia reference on Tuesday when his interim bail was going to expire.
Earlier on Oct 25 the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) had been asked to submit its response to the petition by a division bench of the IHC comprising Justice Aamer Farooq and Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani. The court also had sought a comprehensive report from the medical board constituted to examine Nawaz’s health besides asking his personal physician Dr Adnan Khawaja to apprise the bench about his health condition.
Only a day later, the counsel for the ex-PM moved an application before the IHC stating that his condition was critical and he required immediate release on bail. The NAB did not oppose the bail on “humanitarian grounds”, while the federal and provincial governments neither opposed nor favoured his release. Subsequently, an interim bail was granted to the former premier till Tuesday.
However, for linking the interim bail order to some kind of “deal”, contempt of court proceedings were conducted against TV anchorpersons by a single-member IHC bench comprising Chief Justice Athar Minallah.
The special division bench, which granted interim bail to the former premier, pointed out that the provincial government did not follow the jail manual and prison rule that allowed them to release an inmate on medical grounds. The bench also directed Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar to appear in person before the court on Tuesday.
The then judge of accountability court Mohammad Arshad Malik had sentenced seven years imprisonment to Nawaz Sharif in Al-Azizia Steel Mills reference in December 2018.
Seven months later his party released a secretly recorded video of judge Malik in which he confessed of convicting the ex-premier under duress.
The judge, however, later accused PML-N supporters of blackmailing him for his acquittal and lodged a complaint with the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) against suspects Nasir Butt and others.
The IHC chief justice will also take up the petition of Nasir Butt in which the latter requested to produce evidence against the ex-accountability judge on judicial record.
Published in Dawn, October 29th, 2019
Unstable health condition stalls Nawaz’s shifting
LAHORE/ISLAMABAD: A team of doctors spent another day trying to figure out the cause of a sudden drop in the platelet count of Nawaz Sharif, who had been admitted to Lahore Services Hospital a week ago, amid speculation that he might have to be taken to some other health facility within the country or abroad for better treatment.
However, senior leadership of his party ruled out any such possibility, arguing that no decision could be taken before seeing any improvement in his condition.
Meanwhile, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) will on Tuesday resume hearing of the petition seeking suspension of sentence handed down to him in Al-Azizia reference, as the interim bail granted to the former prime minister expires on Tuesday (today).
He has been under treatment at the Services Hospital since Oct 21. His platelet count hovered around 28,000 — some 122,000 less than the minimum normal level — on Monday. “Despite doctors’ best efforts, it has not yet been diagnosed why Nawaz Sharif’s platelets drastically drop to dangerous level,” his personal physician Dr Adnan Khan tweeted.
ARTICLE CONTINUES AFTER AD
IHC to hear NAB, Punjab CM over petition seeking suspension of Azizia case verdict as interim bail of ex-PM expires
The doctors’ panel is faced with a tough task. They are striving to create a balance between the doses for increasing his platelets and the medicines being given for his heart condition. According to the medical board, headed by Services Hospital principal Dr Mahmood Ayaz, the patient’s platelets were fluctuating owing to the medicines being administered to him for his cardiac disease.
“The diagnosis is yet to be ascertained,” he said, adding he had severe atherosclerotic ‘coronary and carotid artery disease’ with co-morbidities (HTN, DM, CKD) and because of subsequent serious effects of treatment he had developed NSTEMI (Non-ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction); being managed on ACS protocol.
There were rumours that his family might press for shifting him to the Sharif Medical City — close to his Jati Umra residence — despite government spokesperson’s assertion that Nawaz Sharif was happy with the treatment he was getting from the 10-doctor panel at Services Hospital. Such a move, however, could help the government pass on the sensitive responsibility of his treatment to his family.
Regarding his shifting to any other health facility within the country or abroad, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz secretary general Ahsan Iqbal said: “The first and foremost effort of doctors is stabilise Mian sahib’s condition. Once his condition is stabilised the question of his going abroad will arise.” Asked if Mr Sharif was being persuaded to leave for London for his better treatment, Mr Iqbal reiterated: “This will be looked into once Mian sahib’s condition improves.”
Meanwhile, the Islamabad High Court (IHC) will resume hearing of the petition seeking suspension of sentence handed down to him in Al-Azizia reference on Tuesday when his interim bail was going to expire.
Earlier on Oct 25 the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) had been asked to submit its response to the petition by a division bench of the IHC comprising Justice Aamer Farooq and Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani. The court also had sought a comprehensive report from the medical board constituted to examine Nawaz’s health besides asking his personal physician Dr Adnan Khawaja to apprise the bench about his health condition.
Only a day later, the counsel for the ex-PM moved an application before the IHC stating that his condition was critical and he required immediate release on bail. The NAB did not oppose the bail on “humanitarian grounds”, while the federal and provincial governments neither opposed nor favoured his release. Subsequently, an interim bail was granted to the former premier till Tuesday.
However, for linking the interim bail order to some kind of “deal”, contempt of court proceedings were conducted against TV anchorpersons by a single-member IHC bench comprising Chief Justice Athar Minallah.
The special division bench, which granted interim bail to the former premier, pointed out that the provincial government did not follow the jail manual and prison rule that allowed them to release an inmate on medical grounds. The bench also directed Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar to appear in person before the court on Tuesday.
The then judge of accountability court Mohammad Arshad Malik had sentenced seven years imprisonment to Nawaz Sharif in Al-Azizia Steel Mills reference in December 2018.
Seven months later his party released a secretly recorded video of judge Malik in which he confessed of convicting the ex-premier under duress.
The judge, however, later accused PML-N supporters of blackmailing him for his acquittal and lodged a complaint with the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) against suspects Nasir Butt and others.
The IHC chief justice will also take up the petition of Nasir Butt in which the latter requested to produce evidence against the ex-accountability judge on judicial record.
Published in Dawn, October 29th, 2019
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Who told him to rob the nation if he hadn't have looted public funds maybe he would be in prison simple as
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The kind of illnesses being described aren’t just faked. And if they were, he wouldn’t be hospitalised and other news were getting. Authorities have repeatedly blocked his colleagues and family members access. If he is in hospital, the same authorities would have deemed it very necessary.
Frankly, people were rather shamelessly saying the same thing when Kulsoom Nawaz was in poor health. ‘Fake, excuses, drama’ etc, and then she shortly passed away due to illness thereafter and the shameless bs subsided.
And if his objective was to simply escape, which I can say quite surely it probably isn’t his objective. Why did he even come back to be put on trail, jailed etc. He was in London and made a decision to return.
The only plausible argument left for you to make now is to say that perhaps he didn’t anticipate such harsh treatment and now feels like escaping. That is pure conjecture, but to this I have to say that he is an old man, and a former head of state. If the conditions he has been kept in are as bad as the stories say, then it’s a shameful way to treat a former PM.
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Replace LHC with IHC and see the magic of Adl and Insaf in Pakistan.
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People are selling his illness to get sympathy... I'd rather have sympathy for the thousands of people who died due to lack of medical facilities while this pig was busy looting the country dry. I wish him an early departure to hell.
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PLease get a stamp paper and get all his wealth denoted to State of Pakistan, he is at this last streches...
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i hope he chokes on naan fat bas tard. here in England, people have been killed for less just mere 500 pounds.
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