Bilawal inaugurates new OPD complex at Dow University.

KARACHI -- Chairman Pakistan People's Party and Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has said that Sindh is still at the forefront in the field of public health and Party's manifesto to provide health facilities to the people at their doorsteps is being implemented with full commitment. Speaking at a function after completion of 75 successful liver transplants, foundation stone laying of cancer center and inauguration of four new OPD blocks at Dow University of Health Sciences (DUHS) Ojha campus and later talking to the media, PPP Chairman said that in the past one had to go out of the country for liver treatment, but now it is a matter of happiness that institutions like Gambat Institute of Medical Sciences are providing free treatment facilities for liver transplantation and kidney patients. Appreciating the management and clinical practice of the Dow University of Health Sciences for the total of successful cases of liver transplantation so far, the Foreign Minister said that the Chief Minister of Sindh has told him that 100 patients are treated every year in the newly established center. The provincial government bears the medical expenses.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari pledged that our effort will continue to establish such institutions in the whole country including Sindh, where the treatment facilities are available to the people for free or at a very low cost. He further said that nowadays only bad news is given on TV screens while good news are ignored. 'Less attention is paid to Pakistan's success and performance, while more focus is placed on political rhetoric,' he added.

The PPP Chairman said that we are suffering the economic effects of the Russia-Ukraine war and along with this we are facing the disasters of floods.

Flood victims are still waiting for help, and rehabilitation of flood victims is our top priority. "Unfortunately, we have not been able to focus our system on the flood, and the political spectacle that is playing out on the streets has also be...