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Centre's panel for ex-Fata funding unconstitutional, insists chief minister - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Centre's panel for ex-Fata funding unconstitutional, insists chief minister - Newspaper

Mahmood says move to be challenged at ‘every level’

Source: dawn.com
Centre's panel for ex-Fata funding unconstitutional, insists KP chief minister - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Centre's panel for ex-Fata funding unconstitutional, insists KP chief minister - Pakistan

Mahmood says move to be challenged at ‘every level’.

Source: dawn.com
Over 200 medics in ex-Fata unpaid for four months - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Over 200 medics in ex-Fata unpaid for four months - Newspaper

Officials insist funds not available to pay salary

Source: dawn.com
Over 200 Pak medical officers and doctors not paid four-month salaries due to unavailability of funds - Vimarsana News

Over 200 Pak medical officers and doctors not paid four-month salaries due to unavailability of funds

Over 200 emergency doctors and medical officers appointed by the government to improve patient care in Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) have not received their salaries for four months due to a lack of funds. The officials revealed that the salary got delayed because of the unavailability of funds, long appointments and verification process by boards of Khyber Medical University and Pakistan Medical Commission, Dawn reported. 

Pakistan: Over 200 medics in FATA not paid salaries for 4 months due to lack of funds - Vimarsana News

Pakistan: Over 200 medics in FATA not paid salaries for 4 months due to lack of funds

Due to the lack of funds, more than 225 doctors, including medical officers, emergency medical officers and specialists, appointed by the government to improve patient care in the erstwhile Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), haven't been paid salaries for four months, reported Dawn.