ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Health Syed Mustafa Kamal has stated that the partnership between Margalla Hospital and Indus Hospital will set a precedent for exceptional public service and transparency, ARY News reported.
Chairing a meeting to review preparations for the inauguration of Margalla Hospital, the Federal Minister noted that the facility has been officially handed over to the Indus Hospital and Health Network.
Syed Mustafa Kamal emphasized that this collaboration will symbolize dedicated public service and transparency. He shared that the 167-bed Islamabad hospital will be equipped with modern facilities, ensuring that the public receives free medical care, surgeries, and advanced diagnostic services.
“The Epidemic Diseases Hospital, which remained non-functional for a long time, is now being made operational,” he said, adding that the Prime Minister of Pakistan will formally inaugurate Margalla Hospital this week.
Highlighting ongoing efforts to improve healthcare, the Minister stated that practical measures are being taken to provide quality medical facilities.
He added that the hospital will help reduce the patient burden on other major hospitals in Islamabad, providing a large population in the capital and surrounding areas with access to free, high-quality healthcare.