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PM approves immediate Rs570m grant for Rawalpindi hospital


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PC-I of the cantonment hospital project with the planning ministry shows that the project will be completed in two and a half years.

ISLAMABAD: In apparent violation of rules meant to ensure transparent use of taxpayers’ money, Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has issued directives to immediately release over half a billion rupees to upgrade a hospital in Rawalpindi.

The Prime Minister’s Office has approved Rs570 million in development grant for Cantonment General Hospital, Rawalpindi with immediate effect, according to official documents. He has called for giving the funds out of the Rs40 billion that the government has earmarked in the current fiscal year’s development programme for politically connected schemes.

The premier also directed the finance ministry to give an additional Rs230 million for meeting current expenditures for this year as well as for the next four years. He directed that Rs115 million “shall be released as a supplementary grant for meeting partial recurring costs during current fiscal year 2017-18.”
 
SARGODHA: The Sargodha Urban Transport Authority has been launched here in Sargodha while Commissioner Nadeem Mehboob and Deputy Commissioner Liaqat Hussain Chatha will inaugurate the main terminal on Sillanwali Road on March 17.

Initially, 92 buses will run on major routes with a fare starting at Rs10 while the maximum fare will be Rs20. The Route No 1 terminal will be from Purani Patha Mandi Road to Jhal Chakia via Jhang Morr, Bhatti Town and Chak No 71; the Route No 2 from the main terminal to 49 Tale via Civil Hospital, District Courts, Circuit House, 47 Adda, 47 Pul and Faisalabad Road; the Route No 3 from Main Terminal to Qainchi Morr via Company Bagh ,Trust Plaza, Fatima Jinnah Road, Satellite Town, Chungi No 9 and Aswan Chowk; the Route No 4 from the main terminal to 85 Jhal via Noori Gate, Bakar Mandi, Istaqlalabad and Raza Town; and the Route No 5 from Main Terminal to Bab-i-Sargodha on Lahore Road via Civil Hospital, Trust Plaza, Khayyam Chowk, Shama Chowk, Club Road, Gymkhana Club, University of Sargodha, Chowk Rescue 1122, 47 Adda and Qainchi Morr.

Mr Chattha said that with the passage of time, more buses would be included to the fleet and routes extended. He said that the bus service would not only provide the people an efficient and cheap travel but also curtail illegal rickshaw stands and encroachments as well.

He said that trucks and loaders will be allowed to enter in the city after 9pm while truck stands and cattle markets would be shifted to their specific area. He added the traders of the grain market had also agreed to shift the market to the suburb of the city.
 
Construction of Indus Hospital Lahore underway after completion the total capacity of hospital will be 550+ beds with 2 basements

Location Defense Road Lahore..

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inauguration of new state of the art 10 mil €uro investment factory of KSB Pakistan in Hassan abdal

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construction updates for Shahbazpur bridge connecting Sialkot airport with Gujrat district across the Chenab river

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The 1,230 MW Haveli Bahadur Shah RLNG Power Plant has successfully completed its critical reliability test run.

New turbines pass critical test at RLNG plant

ISLAMABAD: One of the new RLNG power plants the government is relying on has successfully completed its critical reliability test run, according to a press release. The plant is located in Haveli Bahadur Shah of Jhang district.

The project is expected to add up to 1,230 megawatts (MW) to the national grid — enough to meet the needs of 2.5 million households.

SEPCOIII, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Power Construction Corporation of China, is the engineering, procurement and construction contractor for the project.
 
IDAP teams are working at various locations around the Punjab to upgrade DHQ and THQ hospitals in order to provide the most modern and effective healthcare facilities to those living in the province. Improvements being made include upgrading the general wards, ICUs, CCUs, operation theatres, emergency departments, pediatric wards, dialysis units, gynecology departments and administrative blocks.


DHQ Attock


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DHQ Hafizabad

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DHQ Jhelum

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DHQ Narowal

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DHQ Sheikhupura


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Khanewal Lodhran Expressway Near Lodhran

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Construction of Interchange on 98 Km Khanewal-Lodhran two way road at Khanewal underway.

 
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Friday signed two loan agreements worth $375 million in an effort to improve irrigation services and promote public-private partnerships (PPPs) in Punjab – the country’s most populated province that produces 80% of the agricultural output.

Pakistan and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Friday signed two loan agreements worth $375 million in an effort to improve irrigation services and promote public-private partnerships (PPPs) in Punjab – the country’s most populated province that produces 80% of the agricultural output.

The loan agreements were inked by ADB Country Director for Pakistan Xiaohong Yang and Economic Affairs Division Secretary Syed Ghazanfar Abbas Jilani.
 
Pakistan’s first automated dispenser unit

Punjab unveils milk vending machine

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LAHORE: Pakistan’s first automated dispenser unit is going to launch next month for the provision of pure and cheap milk, said Punjab Livestock and Dairy Development Board Chief Executive Officer Saira Iftikhar.

While talking to members of the Agriculture Journalists Association (AJA) on Tuesday, Saira said that this automated milk dispenser unit was manufactured in the country at a cost of Rs600,000. The idea behind introducing this machine is to encourage dairy farmers to sell milk through the vending machine. The current distribution scenario in the country is raising several questions and demand interventions by the public sector to introduce new dairy businesses as pilot.

Elaborating details, Iftikhar said that around 2,000 litres of milk being produced from the Sahiwal cow breed at Khizerabad farm near Sargodha would be sold through the automated dispenser unit at one of Lahore’s markets in the Township area. It will be available at Rs75 per litre.

Pakistan Kidney and Liver Institute (PKLI) and Research Centre (C1)


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