QUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti has ordered immediate financial and logistical assistance for the family of Aryan, a young boy from Quetta who sadly passed away while receiving medical treatment in India.
In this sense, the spokesperson for the Balochistan government, Chief Minister Bugti, had already directed that all expenses related to Aryan’s treatment at the Indian hospital be fully paid.
The provincial government has also coordinated with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to arrange the safe return of Aryan’s body to Pakistan.
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Furthermore, Chief Minister Bugti showed deep sorrow over Aryan’s untimely death. The Chief Minister also expressed the need to continue improving healthcare facilities in Balochistan so that families would not have to seek treatment abroad in the future.
Additionally, Chief Minister Bugti had announced that strengthening healthcare services across Balochistan is one of his top priorities.
Moreover, Aryan’s case has brought renewed attention to the challenges faced by many families in Balochistan who must travel abroad to seek life-saving treatments.
The people of Quetta and across Balochistan have expressed deep sympathy for Aryan’s family.
