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Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani Visits Hazrat Bilal and Cure Hospitals to Review Health

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Tue, May 05 2026 2:16 PM
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Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani, Deputy Minister for Health Services of the Ministry of Public Health, accompanied by a technical delegation, visited the 50-bed Hazrat Bilal Hospital and Cure Hospital

The Deputy Minister for Health Services reviewed various departments of the two facilities, along with patient care, service quality, and overall workflow.

In addition, the Deputy Minister issued further guidance to improve service delivery and urged hospital officials and health workers to treat patients with care and compassion, and to fulfill their professional, human, and ethical responsibilities with sincerity.

He emphasized that any lack of attention to patients is unacceptable, and that all patients must receive timely and essential healthcare services.

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