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LAHORE: On the direction of Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif, funds have been released for the purchase of medicines to the Mayo Hospital.

On the direction of CM Punjab, Rs 340 million have been transferred for the procurement of medicines. Permission has also been granted to use the existing funds of pay and allowance of the vacant posts in the Mayo Hospital for the purchase of medicines.

The Finance Department has issued an order to reallocate pay and allowance funds. Despite the availability of additional funds in the budget of Mayo Hospital, they were not utilized properly.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2025

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SKM Mar 09, 2025 06:05am
Pls provide poor cancer patients with medicines they were getting earlier. Low quality medicines procured from Bangladesh are useless
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