ISLAMABAD:The Rawalpindi Islamabad Union of Journalists (RIUJ) on Friday inked a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Quest Medical Complex to provide low-priced medical facilities for the journalists of the twin cities.
The members of the RIUJ and Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists (PFUJ) would be able to get the latest and expensive tests from Islamabad’s modern hospital Quest Medical Complex with at a discount of 50 percent while deserving journalists would be provided free facilities.
According to a news release received here, the 50 percent discount on lab facilities was for RIUJ members, 35 percent on radiology and 10 percent discount on all other services.
The Quest Medical Complex had a laboratory equipped with all modern facilities including Pakistan’s only Upright MRI, 256-slice CT scan. , X-ray machine, mammography machine, dental clinic, operation theater, wards, skin care clinic, scan laser, hair transplant, pharmacy, ultrasound scan, color doppler.
Moreover, home services were also available which would be available for the members of RIUJ. RIUJ President Shakeel Ahmed and General Secretary Muhammad Siddiq Anzer had signed the agreement. On this occasion, CEO of Quest Medical Complex, Dr. Nauman Saeed Khattak said, “We are introducing a mobile app keeping in mind the requirements of the modern era, from which the citizens will be able to benefit from all the tests and doctors sitting at home.”
Pakistan Federal Union of Journalist (PFUJ), Vice President Farhat Fatima, Rizwan Ghalzai, Osman Malik, Mudassar Ilyas Kayani, Aamir Niazi and others were present on the occasion. It was also reiterated on this occasion that free medical camps would also be organized soon.