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Vow what an amazing achievement and change.
phir kehte hain
imran ne kpk main kia kar lia
Keep on celebrating such useless achievement.
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Great to see beautification projects , however still Pakistan lacks Trees so shocking to see lack of trees in Urban areas
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When you go to US you see residential areas mostly having trees and also on the city wide level you see trees outside of urban areas
When you see Pakistani cities its so visible lack of trees and greenry
The initiative to plant more tree is great by KPK to reduce pollutants in air and also improve general look of city
Solar pannel initiatives are great work
When you see Pakistani cities its so visible lack of trees and greenry
The initiative to plant more tree is great by KPK to reduce pollutants in air and also improve general look of city
Solar pannel initiatives are great work
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Dr Jan Baz’s arrest panics his colleagues
ASHFAQ YUSUFZAI — PUBLISHED about 10 hours ago
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PESHAWAR: The arrest of Dr Jan Baz Afridi, a former polio officer, by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ehtesab Commission on charges of corruption has sent chill down the spines of those who held important positions in health department during the previous government, sources said.
They said that the arrest of Dr Jan Baz triggered speculations in the directorate of health as who would be next. About 12 doctors, who remained associated with Pakistan People’s Party and were appointed on key posts in the previous government, were likely to face the music, sources added.
“These doctors live beyond their known means of income and are being investigated by members of Ehtesab Commission,” they said. Widespread discussion among senior doctors, following Dr Jan Baz’s arrest by the commission, suggests that many others will soon be arrested.
The people, who remained at the helm of affairs, would be held accountable for making irregular appointments and misappropriated funds meant for the improvement of healthcare in the province, sources said.
Sources say about 12 doctors, appointed on key posts during the previous govt, are likely to face the music
The doctors, who can be arrested, include deputy directors, programme managers, medical and deputy medical superintendents in the former government as they didn’t fulfill the formalities. One of the doctors presently interrogated by the commission had got few bungalows as Marriage Hall.
Many in the directorate staff also feared action because they had been part of all decisions taken during the past 10 years or more, sources said.
A doctor, who has accumulated assets beyond his income and risked arrest, believes that the former health minister, on whose directives he allegedly made illegal appointments and took other important decisions, will come to his rescue, according to sources.
Sources said scores of administrative cadre doctors, who remained at the directorate of health during the past few years, also felt threatened by the commission because of being part of the significant decisions regarding purchases of equipment, acquisition of land and appointments.
Sources said that the commission was in the process of investigating doctors regarding their alleged corruption and irregularities. They could be arrested soon, they added.
The directorate of health has already provided relevant record to the commission about the doctors currently being investigated.
Sources said that main cases being investigated by the commission were related to Mother and Child Health Programme, Expanded Programme on Immunisation, HIV/Aids Control Programme, appointments and purchase off medicines and equipment in Khyber Teaching Hospital, Lady Reading Hospital, City Hospital and Hayatabad Medical Complex, Peshawar and Ayub Teaching Hospital Abbottabad.
The doctors against whom interrogation are under process, know about their future.
They have also lost any hope after Jan Baz’s arrest as like them, he had also been appointed by the health minister.
The doctors, who performed their duty honestly, say that the drive should not stop till the accountability of all.
Published in Dawn, June 23rd, 2015
Dr Jan Baz’s arrest panics his colleagues - Newspaper - DAWN.COM
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PESHAWAR: The arrest of Dr Jan Baz Afridi, a former polio officer, by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Ehtesab Commission on charges of corruption has sent chill down the spines of those who held important positions in health department during the previous government, sources said.
They said that the arrest of Dr Jan Baz triggered speculations in the directorate of health as who would be next. About 12 doctors, who remained associated with Pakistan People’s Party and were appointed on key posts in the previous government, were likely to face the music, sources added.
“These doctors live beyond their known means of income and are being investigated by members of Ehtesab Commission,” they said. Widespread discussion among senior doctors, following Dr Jan Baz’s arrest by the commission, suggests that many others will soon be arrested.
The people, who remained at the helm of affairs, would be held accountable for making irregular appointments and misappropriated funds meant for the improvement of healthcare in the province, sources said.
Sources say about 12 doctors, appointed on key posts during the previous govt, are likely to face the music
The doctors, who can be arrested, include deputy directors, programme managers, medical and deputy medical superintendents in the former government as they didn’t fulfill the formalities. One of the doctors presently interrogated by the commission had got few bungalows as Marriage Hall.
Many in the directorate staff also feared action because they had been part of all decisions taken during the past 10 years or more, sources said.
A doctor, who has accumulated assets beyond his income and risked arrest, believes that the former health minister, on whose directives he allegedly made illegal appointments and took other important decisions, will come to his rescue, according to sources.
Sources said scores of administrative cadre doctors, who remained at the directorate of health during the past few years, also felt threatened by the commission because of being part of the significant decisions regarding purchases of equipment, acquisition of land and appointments.
Sources said that the commission was in the process of investigating doctors regarding their alleged corruption and irregularities. They could be arrested soon, they added.
The directorate of health has already provided relevant record to the commission about the doctors currently being investigated.
Sources said that main cases being investigated by the commission were related to Mother and Child Health Programme, Expanded Programme on Immunisation, HIV/Aids Control Programme, appointments and purchase off medicines and equipment in Khyber Teaching Hospital, Lady Reading Hospital, City Hospital and Hayatabad Medical Complex, Peshawar and Ayub Teaching Hospital Abbottabad.
The doctors against whom interrogation are under process, know about their future.
They have also lost any hope after Jan Baz’s arrest as like them, he had also been appointed by the health minister.
The doctors, who performed their duty honestly, say that the drive should not stop till the accountability of all.
Published in Dawn, June 23rd, 2015
Dr Jan Baz’s arrest panics his colleagues - Newspaper - DAWN.COM
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K-P govt shifts attention to removing debt
PESHAWAR: The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) government has allocated Rs8.637 billion for debt servicing in 2015-16 in an effort to prematurely retire federal and foreign exchange loans, according to an official paper.
With heavy debt servicing taking its toll on the provincial budget, the K-P government has decided as part of its debt management strategy to retire expensive loans of the federal government.
The K-P administration has already started repaying the expensive federal loans from financial year 2002-03 and Rs22.374 billion has been repaid prematurely up to financial year 2013-14.
As a result, the provincial government has made savings of Rs5.125 billion per annum from 2002-03 to 2013-14.
The outstanding liability in terms of foreign loans against the K-P government is Rs87.401 billion on the first of July 2015. The outstanding balances of a number of foreign loans are being assessed by the federal and provincial governments as the disbursement of these loans is being made to various project execution agencies.
The outstanding debt liability of the provincial government on account of federal loans is Rs5.103 billion as on July 1, 2015.
Published in The Express Tribune
PESHAWAR: The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) government has allocated Rs8.637 billion for debt servicing in 2015-16 in an effort to prematurely retire federal and foreign exchange loans, according to an official paper.
With heavy debt servicing taking its toll on the provincial budget, the K-P government has decided as part of its debt management strategy to retire expensive loans of the federal government.
The K-P administration has already started repaying the expensive federal loans from financial year 2002-03 and Rs22.374 billion has been repaid prematurely up to financial year 2013-14.
As a result, the provincial government has made savings of Rs5.125 billion per annum from 2002-03 to 2013-14.
The outstanding liability in terms of foreign loans against the K-P government is Rs87.401 billion on the first of July 2015. The outstanding balances of a number of foreign loans are being assessed by the federal and provincial governments as the disbursement of these loans is being made to various project execution agencies.
The outstanding debt liability of the provincial government on account of federal loans is Rs5.103 billion as on July 1, 2015.
Published in The Express Tribune
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