Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/ Pakistan

Bacha Khan Medical Complex provided medical facilities to more than 5,000 patients during Eid-ul-Adha.

125 children were born in the hospital, 63 major and minor surgeries were performed.

Swabi:(Special Correspondent)Global Times Media Europe Teaching Hospital Bacha Khan Medical Complex MTI Swabi has released a detailed report on the medical facilities provided to patients during the Eid-ul-Adha holidays. According to the report, a total of 5,446 patients were provided treatment facilities in the hospital from May 26 to May 30. Similarly, not only new patients were treated, but also continuous medical services were provided to the patients undergoing treatment in the hospital. According to the report, more than 200 patients injured in various accidents, incidents and road accidents were provided medical facilities. 10 burn victims were treated in the hospital’s emergency room.  Similarly, 6,963 different types of tests were conducted, while 134 CT scans, 465 ECGs and 43 ultrasounds were performed. 203 new patients were admitted to the hospital, 125 babies were born, 141 dialysis sessions were conducted. 50 people who were bitten by dogs were given anti-rabies vaccines, while 63 minor surgeries were performed. The hospital administration adopted an effective strategy to ensure uninterrupted provision of medical facilities to the public during the Eid holidays, under which special duties were assigned to doctors, nurses, supporting staff and duty managers. The administration appreciated the services of all the staff for performing Eid duty in a good manner and thanked them.