PM Imran wishes Nawaz well, orders Punjab govt to ensure best medical facilities

PM said he found detailed reports from the Punjab government on the former best health.

Islamabad: Government spokesman Firdous Ashiq Awan said Wednesday that Prime Minister Imran Khan told the Punjab government that "the Nawaz Sharif will receive the best treatment according to his family's wishes."

In a Twitter article, she said the prime minister found a detailed report on the former best health from the Punjab government.

Awan also said the prime minister prayed for Sharif and wanted him to recover quickly.

Nawaz was taken to a hospital for services late Monday night after his condition worsened, which was confirmed by a new inspection by the government.

Dr Mahmood Ayaz, director of the multidisciplinary medical committee of the service hospital, said the former highest body had experienced a sharp decrease in the cells responsible for blood clotting (platelets).

“We performed platelet transfusion yesterday. Today his condition has improved considerably. Our board was convened today and recommended more tests. If these results come out, we will give a better opinion, ”he said.

When the board asked why Nawaz could have experienced a sudden platelet loss, Dr. Ayaz replied that blood tests were directed for that purpose for negative purposes.

“The board is convened again this evening. We held meetings two or three times a day so that there was no shortage of his diagnosis and follow-up care. ”

Dr. Ayaz said he is monitoring platelet counts and, if deemed necessary, he will perform another transfusion to maintain the desired level of platelets.

He said Nawaz's health is "good" otherwise.

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In a press release released Wednesday, the NAB (National Accountability Bureau) said it "strongly condemned irresponsible and unfounded claims" that Nawaz's transfer to the hospital was delayed.

“As soon as Nawaz Sharif moved from Cottrach Part to Lahore prison, a modern cardiac ambulance was arranged with three doctors at Punjab Heart Hospital (PIC) to cope with emergency medical conditions.

The NAB statement said, “In addition, we have a certified doctor available 24 hours at NAB Lahore clinic and we have already received Rescue 1122 ambulance service.

The anti-corruption watchdog said that there was no basis for true political propaganda and "strongly rejected" all such things that were produced.

NAB also rejected the notion that Nawaz could not see or receive treatment for his personal doctor, Adnan.

The Bureau recalled that three times Dr. Adnan met Nawaz, that was, samples for various tests were also collected on October 11, 19 and 21.

“What Nawaz Sharif is taking regularly is a drug prescribed only by Dr. Adnan. It was sent in packets every day with food, ”the statement said.

NAB said in a statement that Nawaz decided not to use medical facilities, including doctors, paramedics, and ambulances.

“He refused to see a doctor other than Dr. Adnan in custody of NAB in Lahore. To obtain a blood sample, a special paramedical staff at Sharif Medical Complex received a call.

"So the arguments opposed by some of the elements are just products of imagination."

The Secretariat sought to clarify that in a statement Monday, Dr. Adnan warned NAB about unsatisfactory laboratory results at 8:41, but failed to provide a copy of the report and that the results came only through a tweet at 9:00. Became known.

As soon as NAB acted to move Nawaz to the hospital, Nawaz continued to oppose this move. The establishment of the board of directors, special room arrangements and special routes for travel were all quickly arranged, and Shahbaz Sharif was allowed to meet him, whom Nawaz agreed to go.

“I spent more than an hour preparing to go to the hospital, including packaging.

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Marriyum Aurangzeb, a PML-N spokeswoman who rebutted Awan's comments, said, "She (Mariyum) doesn't think time is worth it."

“The rented representatives are not worth it. It's better not to respond, ”she said.

Speaking about NAB, Aurangzeb said Bureau "does not qualify for MBBS and cannot do everything he wants."

She confirmed that tests were underway to investigate the decrease in Nawaz platelet levels. "The authorities have warned the authorities on health issues many times, but have blinded them every time."

"The current government is a ridiculous and fascist government," said the PML-N leader. "During his tenure, Nawaz Sharif's performances are invaluable and are now playing a political game of health."