Daily Balochistan Times

Quetta:Medical Superintendent (MS) of Civil Hospital Quetta Dr. Hadi Kakar on Thursday said that the provision of medical facilities and cleanliness in the hospital are being improved.

He expressed these views while talking to media here.

MS, Dr. Hadi Kakar said that Civil Hospital Quetta is one of the two big hospitals in Balochistan where a large population is turning towards the Civil Hospital.

He said, a heavy responsibility falls on the hospital administration saying that as the Medical Superintendent, he was trying to solve the problems of the hospital in order to improve quality of treatment for patients.

He said that within the available resources, concrete steps are being taken to provide medical facilities to the people of Balochistan under the leadership of Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti, Minister for Health Bakht Muhammad Kakar and Secretary Mujeeb-ur-Rehman Panizai.

He said that due to the serious traffic problem in the hospital, those coming for emergency have to face difficulties to solve this, the hospital would be made a no-parking zone in collaboration with the relevant authorities so that no difficulty is faced in emergencies.

Quetta:Adviser to the Chief Minister of Balochistan for the Women Development Department Dr Rubaba Khan Buledi on Thursday urged parents, teachers and community leaders to fulfill their responsibilities in ensuring access to education, particularly for girls.

In her special message on the International Day of Education, Dr Rubaba Khan Buledi said that an educated individual not only improves their own quality of life but also serves as a guiding light for others.

She highlighted the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and other modern technologies, which have created numerous opportunities in the education sector.

She said that the need to align the education system with modern requirements and equip students with skills that would help them tackle future challenges effectively.

Underscoring the importance of education for women and girls, she said that no society could truly progress unless women are provided with equal opportunities for education.

She mentioned the initiatives taken by the provincial government to promote education, such as reforms, budget increases and modern educational projects, as top priorities.

Dr Rubaba added that a significant number of students in Balochistan are currently benefiting from the Balochistan Education Endowment Fund (BEEF) scholarships, a clear testament to the provincial government's sincere efforts to advance education in the region.

She further remarked that the International Day of Education serves as a reminder that the dream of progress cannot be realized without knowledge.

She urged collective efforts to build a society where education is recognized as every child's fundamental right.

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Quetta:Adviser to the Chief Minister of Balochistan for the Women Development Department Dr Rubaba Khan Buledi on Thursday urged parents, teachers and community leaders to fulfill their responsibilities in ensuring access to education, particularly for girls.

In her special message on the International Day of Education, Dr Rubaba Khan Buledi said that an educated individual not only improves their own quality of life but also serves as a guiding light for others.

She highlighted the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and other modern technologies, which have created numerous opportunities in the education sector.

She said that the need to align the education system with modern requirements and equip students with skills that would help them tackle future challenges effectively.

Underscoring the importance of education for women and girls, she said that no society could truly progress unless women are provided with equal opportunities for education.

She mentioned the initiatives taken by the provincial government to promote education, such as reforms, budget increases and modern educational projects, as top priorities.

Dr Rubaba added that a significant number of students in Balochistan are currently benefiting from the Balochistan Education Endowment Fund (BEEF) scholarships, a clear testament to the provincial government's sincere efforts to advance education in the region.

She further remarked that the International Day of Education serves as a reminder that the dream of progress cannot be realized without knowledge.

She urged collective efforts to build a society where education is recognized as every child's fundamental right.

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Quetta:Adviser to the Chief Minister of Balochistan for the Women Development Department Dr Rubaba Khan Buledi on Thursday urged parents, teachers and community leaders to fulfill their responsibilities in ensuring access to education, particularly for girls.

In her special message on the International Day of Education, Dr Rubaba Khan Buledi said that an educated individual not only improves their own quality of life but also serves as a guiding light for others.

She highlighted the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and other modern technologies, which have created numerous opportunities in the education sector.

She said that the need to align the education system with modern requirements and equip students with skills that would help them tackle future challenges effectively.

Underscoring the importance of education for women and girls, she said that no society could truly progress unless women are provided with equal opportunities for education.

She mentioned the initiatives taken by the provincial government to promote education, such as reforms, budget increases and modern educational projects, as top priorities.

Dr Rubaba added that a significant number of students in Balochistan are currently benefiting from the Balochistan Education Endowment Fund (BEEF) scholarships, a clear testament to the provincial government's sincere efforts to advance education in the region.

She further remarked that the International Day of Education serves as a reminder that the dream of progress cannot be realized without knowledge.

She urged collective efforts to build a society where education is recognized as every child's fundamental right.

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