Extremely proud as a Pakistani for the outstanding vital role played by Pakistan in helping negotiate peace in a war that threatened the welfare of the entire world and the security of the whole region. Well done Pakistan 🇵🇰. #Ceasefire

The amount of patience doctors have during emergency duties is incredible I don't think people in many other professions would tolerate it for even 2 minutes Patients can clearly see that you're busy with another patient yet they'll still parchii apky Mou mai gusadengy

The one who is taking 40k for last 10years at MO seat is himself a disappointment and having a very non progressive mindset. Raising voice for pay raise is good but not with these stories

Neverrrrrrrr Everrrrrrr underestimate how much of a blessing it is to have zero health problems and your mom still alive.

No matter how awkward it looks but if you know what u r doing people tend to gather around you ...

Your calmness at times of adversities will make your enemies nervous

No one can understand you better than yourself unless you are an idiot,

Positivity is a habit & is fruitful.

A doctor survived a horrific acid attack. Within just one hour yesterday, two more doctors in KP were attacked by attendants. How many more white coats must be stained before the state wakes up? Due to the lack of solid action after the tragic attack on Dr Mahnoor Nasir, Young Doctors Association announces FREE OPD in private hospitals as a peaceful but powerful protest. This is not a fight for privilege. This is a fight for safety, dignity, and justice. #JusticeForDrMahnoor #DoctorsSafety #PayRaiseForDoctors

Before you scroll, please watch this full video. Yesterday, at Lady Reading Hospital Peshawar, an attendant attacked a doctor. Not in a street. Not in a market. Inside a hospital. A place where people come to save lives has become a place where doctors now fear for their own safety. And the most painful part is this: this is no longer shocking. It has become routine. Every few days, another doctor is abused, slapped, dragged, threatened, or beaten. Then everyone condemns it for 24 hours. A few posts are shared. A committee is announced. And then we wait for the next attack. But tell me honestly: How long can a doctor treat patients while also fearing the attendant standing behind him? How can a nurse work in peace when one bad outcome can turn a ward into a mob? How can any emergency run when doctors are expected to save patients with no beds, no staff, no security, no ventilators, and then also absorb the anger of a failed system? No doctor creates ICU shortages. No nurse creates medicine shortages. No medical officer builds broken district hospitals. No house officer decides hospital budgets. But when the system fails, the doctor standing in front becomes the easiest target. This is not just violence against one doctor. This is violence against every patient who will need that doctor tomorrow. Because every time a doctor is attacked, another doctor learns one lesson: “Do not take risk. Refer the patient. Protect yourself first.” And if this fear spreads in public hospitals, the biggest victims will not be doctors. The biggest victims will be poor patients. Private hospitals can refuse complicated cases. CMH has controlled entry, security, discipline, and consequences. But public hospitals take everyone, the poor, the critical, the late, the angry, the hopeless, the referred. And still we beat the same people who did not abandon us. This video should not be watched silently. Share it. Not to create hate. Not to defend negligence. But to demand a system where patients are treated with dignity and doctors work without fear. We need hospital security. We need limited attendants. We need strict punishment for violence. We need complaint desks, not mobs. We need more ICU beds, more staff, and functional district hospitals. A doctor’s white coat is not a punching bag. Violence will not save your patient. A better health system will.

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In Pakistan, a medical degree alone is not enough to survive this profession anymore. A doctor now needs emotional strength, financial security, influential contacts, legal support, and sometimes even the ability to protect themselves physically because along with treating patients, they are constantly battling pressure, insecurity, violence, and public criticism.

GB 2 PTI 86988 PMLN 62000 PPP 13000

And Public expects doctors to smile. 500 patient in 5 hours means less than 1 min / patient. And this is not exaggeration. Its reality . I have the data as well.

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ایک کو پارٹی بنا کر دی اور ایک کو چینل

Heartbreaking reality of doctors. We study rigorously for 6 years, sacrifice our youth, sleep, and social life to become Medical Officers. We work day and night, handling emergencies, saving lives, and serving humanity without breaks. Yet today, many cannot even afford basic meals, rent, or a decent life. This is not just unfair, it is inhumane. Our doctors deserve respect, dignity, and fair pay.

The war against Iran was unprovoked hurt civilians, and hurt Americans by taking money out of their pockets to give the oil companies because it raised the price of gas for people so much This does not affect me. I take the subway, but I feel bad for middle income and low income people.

Sulopenem *First oral carbapenem *Multi-drug resistant gram negative bacteria *First approval for Urinary tract infections Wow! first ORAL carbapenem

کیا اس کرپشن پر کوئی ٹاک شو ھوا،کسی حلالی یوتھیوبر کو توفیق ھوئی وی لاگ کرنے کی؟