Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pervez Khattak has said that steps are underway to reform health care delivery system in the province adding that all hospitals of the province will be equipped with staff and equipment so that common men could be provided better health services. This he said after performing ground breaking ceremony of the up-gradation of Rural Health Center Manki Sharif to Category-D hospital at Manki Sharif District Nowshera on Friday. Provincial Minister Mian Jamsheduddin and District Nazim, Nowshera Liaqat Khattak was also present on the occasion.
The Chief Minister said that provincial government was focusing on the provision of health and education facilities to the masses. He informed that staff and other facilities were being provided to the public sector hospitals to bring it at par with private sector health institution. The Chief Minister disclosed that visible improvement will be witnessed in the quality of services of tertiary care hospitals within few months. He further said that funds were also allocated for improvement of district headquarters hospitals and Tehsil headquarter hospitals. Similarly he said that lucrative incentives were being provided to the doctors of the hospitals of the far flung areas to ensure presence of staff in these hospitals.
He further said that monitoring system had been introduced at health outlets and educational institutions of the province to ensure availability of staff. The Chief Minister elaborated that developmental activities were being carried out throughout the province and hope that within next two year no part of the province would remain as under developed.
The Chief Minister said that reforms of police system, improvement of Thana culture and rectification of Patwari system were among the priority areas of the present government. He said that improvement and beautification of Peshawar city was in full swing at a cost Rs 50 billion. He further said that 100 latest air conditioned buses would be introduced in Peshawar city soon.
The Chief Minister said that reforms initiatives for rectification of the institutions were gaining momentum. He said that without provision of better health and educational services and elimination of corruption the dream of progress and prosperity could not be translated into reality. The Chief Minister said that facilities were being provided to the public sector institution to boost its standard similar to the public sector educational institutions. He said that educational system was being reformed so that the children of common man could also achieve lucrative opportunities in the society. The Chief Minister categorically said that sub-standard development work, corruption and injustice would not be tolerated at any cost.
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