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SAMAA - Islamabad s PIMS overcrowded with coronavirus patients

Islamabad’s PIMS overcrowded with coronavirus patients Only two nurses working SAMAA | Arham Fatima Posted: Jan 6, 2021 | Last Updated: 3 months ago Photo: File Listen to the story Eight wards at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences in Islamabad are crowded with coronavirus patients, the hospital s spokesperson said. Each ward has between 28 and 30 beds and all are occupied with patients throughout the week. According to the management, it s nearly impossible to admit new patients coming to the hospital. Only two nurses are catering to all these patients, ICU registrar Dr Fazal Rabi said, adding that cheap medicine and treatment is available at the hospital.

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PIMS protest to be intensified if demands not met by Jan 5

Islamabad : We are continuing our routine protest, and if demands are not met by January 5, we will be left with no option but to intensify the protest, the Chairman of the Federal Grand Health.

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Pakistan: 5 policemen arrested for gunning down Islamabad youth – Voice Of Vienna

Pakistan: 5 policemen arrested for gunning down Islamabad youthInternational 2021-01-03, by Editor Comments Off 4 Five officials of the capital’s Counter Terrorism Force were arrested after being booked on Saturday for the murder of a 22-year-old man in Islamabad earlier in the day. According to the first information report of the incident, registered on the complaint of the deceased’s father, Nadeem Younis Satti, at the capital’s Ramna police station, Osama received multiple bullet wounds and died on the spot after police opened fire at his car on Kashmir Highway. Satti said his son’s body was shifted to Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences where it was found he had received one bullet in his head, one in his chest and the others all over his body.

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Sheikh Rasheed meets slain youth Usama Nadeem s family, vows not to spare culprits

Sheikh Rasheed meets slain youth Usama Nadeem s family, vows not to spare culprits By Minister for Interior Sheikh Rasheed (L) and slain youth Usama Nadeem. Photo: File/Geo.tv ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed Ahmed on Sunday visited the family of Usama Nadeem, the 22-year-old man who was shot dead by police a day ago, and vowed that those responsible will not be spared . Speaking to journalists outside of the deceased s house after meeting his family, Sheikh Rasheed condemned the incident which led to the loss of a precious life. The minister said that he would not spare any of the policemen involved in the incident , adding that a case of terrorism would also be filed against them.

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Killing of 22-year-old student by police sparks outrage in Pakistan

Killing of 22-year-old student by police sparks outrage in Pakistan Shamil Shams © Provided by dw.com A Pakistani police official stands guard inside a bunker outside the country s parliament Osama Nadeem Satti, a 22-year-old resident of Islamabad, was shot dead by police on Saturday, triggering widespread outrage in the country over alleged police brutality. Pakistan s Dawn newspaper reports that Satti had gone out to drop a friend at the National University of Science and Technology around 2am local time. His father, Nadeem Yunis Satti, said that five policemen had followed his son before shooting him 17 times. The father said his son was taken to Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences where he was found dead, with one bullet in his head, one in his chest and the rest all over his body. He further claimed that the policemen had shot dead his son brutally over a verbal exchange a day earlier.

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