Lahore General Hospital has activated emergency protocols for the first ten days of Muharram. The medical facility expects more patients during Ashura religious observances. Professor Dr. Farooq Afzal leads the preparation efforts at the hospital and medical college. Emergency department workers cannot take time off without special permission through July 7. Hospital leaders want all staff ready for increased patient numbers.
Extra medical workers will report for duty on the 9th and 10th days of Muharram. The hospital has set aside special beds for emergency cases during this period. Regular patient care will continue without interruption despite the added preparations. Management expects many people to need medical attention during religious events. Staff members have received orders to prepare for busy days ahead.
The hospital pharmacy must keep essential medicines stocked for emergencies. Blood bank workers need to maintain supplies of all blood types until Ashura ends. Outdoor medical services will shut down on July 5 and 6. Those workers will move to emergency departments during the closure period. This change helps handle more patients who arrive for treatment.
Medical Superintendent Professor Faryad Hussain confirmed the hospital stands ready for the religious observance. Security teams will watch the facility more carefully during Muharram. The works department must keep backup power generators running without problems. All employees must work their assigned shifts during this time. Anyone who skips work will face serious punishment from hospital administration.
Extra medical workers will report for duty on the 9th and 10th days of Muharram. The hospital has set aside special beds for emergency cases during this period. Regular patient care will continue without interruption despite the added preparations. Management expects many people to need medical attention during religious events. Staff members have received orders to prepare for busy days ahead.
The hospital pharmacy must keep essential medicines stocked for emergencies. Blood bank workers need to maintain supplies of all blood types until Ashura ends. Outdoor medical services will shut down on July 5 and 6. Those workers will move to emergency departments during the closure period. This change helps handle more patients who arrive for treatment.
Medical Superintendent Professor Faryad Hussain confirmed the hospital stands ready for the religious observance. Security teams will watch the facility more carefully during Muharram. The works department must keep backup power generators running without problems. All employees must work their assigned shifts during this time. Anyone who skips work will face serious punishment from hospital administration.
