QUETTA: The state-of-the-art cardiac institute has become fully operational in Quetta, offering outstanding treatment for heart patients. The facility is equipped with the latest medical technology and staffed by a team of highly trained professionals, indicating an important leap forward in the region’s healthcare infrastructure.
The project was led by Brigadier Umar Kahlun, who played a crucial role in the successful execution of the institute, despite facing considerable challenges and personal risks. In addition, under his leadership, the vision of a modern cardiac care center in Balochistan has turned into a reality, ensuring that patients no longer need to travel outside the province for quality cardiac treatment.
The institute offers comprehensive cardiac services including emergency care, diagnostics, surgeries, and post-operative treatment, all conforming to international medical standards.
Furthermore, health experts have come from the project as a groundbreaking achievement, noting that it will not only serve patients within Balochistan but also those from neighboring regions who previously lacked access to specialized cardiac care.
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The launch of this advanced medical facility indicates a growing focus on healthcare modernization in the region, aligning with broader national efforts to improve medical services in underserved areas.
