QUETTA: Dr. Mah Noor has been shifted to Karachi for advanced medical treatment, while the Balochistan government has assured the medical community that the legitimate demands of doctors will be addressed through consultation and mutual understanding.
The assurance was conveyed during an important meeting held between Balochistan’s Adviser to the Home Department, Babar Yousafzai, and representatives of the Young Doctors Association (YDA), Pakistan Medical Alliance (PMA), and other medical organizations.
The meeting was arranged under the directives of Chief Minister Balochistan Mir Sarfraz Bugti and Interior Minister Mir Ziaullah Langove.
The discussion focused on the concerns and demands raised by doctors, as well as the overall healthcare situation in the province. Representatives of the medical community mentioned issues related to working conditions, professional rights, and healthcare facilities, urging the government to take practical steps to address their concerns.
In this sense, Aide to the Home Department Babar Yousafzai focused on that the government recognizes the valuable services of doctors and healthcare professionals.
He stated that the provincial administration is committed to resolving issues through dialogue and cooperation, adding that doctors play a vital role in serving the people of Balochistan.
He further said that this is not a time for politics or division but rather a moment that requires unity and collective efforts. “We need to demonstrate solidarity and work together in the larger interest of patients and the healthcare system,” he remarked.
The government representative assured participants that the legitimate demands of doctors would be considered positively and that all possible measures would be taken to find an amicable solution.
He also expressed hope that continued engagement between the government and medical organizations would help strengthen trust and improve healthcare services across the province.
