Islamabad Administration Inspects Hospitals for Cleanliness and Medical Supplies

Islamabad: District administration inspections are continuing at hospitals across the federal capital to review cleanliness, dengue-related SOPs and the availability and supply of essential medical facilities. Assistant commissioners visited Polyclinic, CDA Hospital, PIMS, Maroof and Akbar Niazi hospitals as part of the ongoing inspections. During the visits, the officials reviewed cleanliness arrangements, implementation of dengue SOPs, oxygen availability and the supply of medicines. According to the provided information, measures are being taken to ensure uninterrupted availability of oxygen and medicines at the hospitals. The update does not provide details about any violations identified during the inspections, penalties imposed or specific deficiencies requiring corrective action.

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