Key Takeaways
- Children’s Hospital in North Karachi to be handed over to new administration.
- Meeting held to oversee the transfer from previous management.
- Future of 400 to 450 employees to be discussed.
The Children’s Hospital in North Karachi is set to be revived after months of closure, with a new administration scheduled to take over the facility from its previous management.
According to official reports, the hospital’s handover to the new management is planned for today, with a meeting held at the hospital to oversee the transition.
Dr Shahid Raza, CEO of the hospital, arrived to chair the meeting, alongside Administrator Arif Niaz, who joined the discussions.
The meeting also involved discussions on the future of around 400 to 450 hospital employees, as part of the management handover process.
A large number of employees gathered on the hospital premises during the meeting, indicating the significance of the event for the local community.
However, the report did not provide a specific date for the resumption of medical services, nor did it explain how the new administration would manage the existing workforce.
Officials also planned to discuss potential decisions regarding the employment of the existing staff, though details on these discussions were not provided.
The Children’s Hospital in North Karachi has been closed for months, and the new administration hopes to bring about improvements and ensure the facility’s continued operation.
