Duki deputy commissioner inspects District Headquarters Hospital, checks staff attendance

DUKI: Deputy Commissioner Duki Fazal-ur-Rehman Kabdani visited the District Headquarters Hospital Duki. He inspected its various departments in detail and reviewed the provision of medical facilities, the attendance of doctors and medical staff, and other administrative matters.

Inspection of wards and operation theatre

The Deputy Commissioner visited the hospital’s various wards and departments, checked the attendance of medical staff and reviewed the quality of medical facilities provided to patients. He also received a briefing from the officials concerned on the hospital’s administrative and medical affairs.

The Deputy Commissioner also inspected the modern operation theatre being built and completed under the Balochistan Structural Development and Improvement (BSDI) programme, and reviewed the progress of construction and finishing work. He directed the officials concerned to complete all necessary medical, technical and administrative arrangements on time to make the operation theatre functional. He said it should be made operational as soon as possible so that people could be given quality and better medical facilities locally.

Directives for staff and facilities

Deputy Commissioner Fazal-ur-Rehman Kabdani said that providing quality medical facilities to the public in government hospitals was among the district administration’s top priorities. He directed doctors, paramedical staff and other employees to perform their duties with a sense of responsibility, punctuality and professionalism, and to ensure that patients received medical care on time.

He further directed that special attention be paid to cleanliness, the availability of medicines, staff attendance and the facilities provided to patients at the hospital. He also directed that the quality and pace of the projects under way under the BSDI programme be ensured.

The Deputy Commissioner made it clear that the district administration would not tolerate any negligence in providing the public with basic facilities, including Health services. He said effective monitoring of the hospital’s administrative and medical affairs would continue to improve them.

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