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Nishtar Hospital imports machinery worth Rs 110 million

byImran Ali
30/10/2014
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MULTAN: Multan Dry Port has cleared the import Consignment of Nishtar Medical Hospital after examination.

Oncology Department of Nishtar Medical Hospital has imported different medical machinery for the treatment of the different diseases.

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Multan Dry Port Principal Appraiser Mehmood Ahmad Khan has assessed the machinery valuation after presenting the goods declaration documents to them.

The Nishtar Hospital imported machinery worth Rs 110 million, which also includes some machinery and equipments for cancer treatment unit of hospital.

Due to poor administration of the Nishtar Hospital Multan their X-ray machine was stuck on the Multan Dry Port.

Tags: Mehmood Ahmad KhanMultan Dry PortNishtar Medical HospitalOncology DepartmentPrincipal Appraiser

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