Caretaker CM announces to approach federal govt. for removing complaints about gas pressure in Ziarat & Quetta

ZIARAT (6 AM Report): The caretaker Chief Minister Balochistan, Mir Ali Mardan Khan Domki has stated that there are complaints about low gas pressure in Ziarat and Quetta and as such the federal government would be approached to remove these complaints.

The caretaker Chief Minister was speaking to the media persons during his visit in Ziarat on Thursday.

He said that medicines have not been provided in the public sector hospitals of the province for last two years. The matter is being probed, while the medicines would be provided in all district headquarter hospitals and rural health centers of the province in next 8-10 days, the caretaker Chief Minister maintained.

Mir Ali Mardan Domki said that some 700 doctors are being posted in rural and urban areas of the province in order to provide basic medical treatment facilities to the masses. With this, there would be marked improvement in health sector of the province, he maintained.

Referring his visit to Ziarat, the caretaker Chief Minister said that the basic objective behind the visit is to review the development projects under Ziarat Development Package and visit the Quaid-e-Azam Residency.

He said that there was extraordinary delay in the development projects, but still we have asked the concerned quarters strictly to start work on the Ziarat development package and Master plan without any further delay.

He said that he would pay surprise visit to Ziarat after sometime. No negligence would be tolerated in the public welfare projects, adding he asserted.