Prime Minister AJK visits the Umm E Ilyas Hospital.

Rawlakot (PID) The Prime Minister of the Independent State of Jammu and Kashmir, Sardar Tanveer Ilyas Khan visited Umm E Ilyas Hospital Jandathi and reviewed the construction work. Speaking on the occasion, the Prime Minister said that Umm E Ilyas Hospital under construction according to international standards was built by Sardar Group with its funds.

It will be a 200-bed state-of-the-art hospital, which will be made operational soon. The construction of the hospital will cost around 1 billion 50 crores. Famous doctors of Pakistan will be appointed to the hospital. Under the humanitarian welfare program, London’s famous doctors will conduct a free check-up at the hospital once a year in which doctors specializing in major diseases like heart disease will also participate.

There will be special wards for Gynecology and an operation theater equipped with modern special facilities. Considering the needs of the region, special attention had been given to Gynecology. Apart from this, doctors of all diseases will examine the patients. He said that 4/4 of ambulances will be provided for the hospital according to the need of the region in large numbers.

The hospital is being developed according to international standards. The design and facilities of the hospital have also followed international standards. The owner of a well-known international company also visited him and announced to give his skills and specialties to Umm E Ilyas Hospital in this charitable work.

Developing the hospital so that no person from Kashmir will have to go to other cities of Pakistan for treatment due to a mere lack of facilities, the hospital will have 4 large and 6 small operation theater equipped with modern facilities. A team of expert doctors will be ensured.

The team of Umm E Ilyas Hospital includes doctors from Shifa International Complex, Fuji Foundation, and Maruuf International who will examine the patients every week. Umm E Ilyas Hospital will be the most advanced state of the art in Kashmir.