Balochistan Government Strengthens Security, Public Health, and Education Initiatives Across the Province
Quetta: Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti met the family of late PPP worker Khalil Ahmed Smalani, honoring his dedication to democracy and public service. The Chief Minister lauded the sacrifices of national martyrs as a source of pride and announced a government job and financial support for the family of the slain worker. Senior provincial leaders, including Provincial Minister Mir Asim Kurd Gelo and PPP leaders, praised the move as a demonstration of solidarity with the families of martyrs.
Chaman: Following intense shelling and clashes along the Pak-Afghan border, Deputy Commissioner Habib Ahmed Bangalzai immediately placed all district hospitals and health units on emergency alert. During early morning inspections of New and Old DHQ hospitals, the Deputy Commissioner, along with District Health Officer Dr. Naveed Badini and Medical Superintendent Dr. Muhammad Owais, personally monitored emergency wards and instructed all medical staff to ensure timely and effective treatment for casualties. All leaves for medical personnel were canceled, and ambulance services were placed on high alert, ensuring 24/7 readiness for patient care.
Gwadar: Under the supervision of Additional Deputy Commissioner General Dr. Abdul Shakoor, the third day of the anti-polio campaign was reviewed. Participants included key stakeholders from the District Health Office, WHO, police, and community communication officers. Officials reported smooth field operations with minor issues resolved promptly and emphasized that any unresolved cases would be addressed personally by the District Health Officer to ensure 100% coverage of the campaign.
Turbat: In collaboration with Darson Securities Private Limited, the University of Turbat hosted an interactive session on Smart Investing and Capital Markets. The event was attended by faculty and students from the Departments of Management Sciences, Commerce, and Economics. Guest speakers, including CEOs and research heads from Pakistan’s financial sector, highlighted financial literacy, responsible investing, market regulation, and brokerage’s role in economic development. The session addressed differences between investment and gambling and provided professional guidance on capital market participation. Faculty members encouraged ongoing industry-university collaborations to ensure students gain practical insights into both national and international financial systems.
