KARACHI – Administration of Jinnah hospital in Karachi tried their best to put mud into the eyes of prime minister of Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif, on Wednesday.
Prime Minister of Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif, on his visit to Karachi added a sudden visit of Jinnah hospital to his schedule in order to meet the heatwave victims and inspect the health facilities to those patients.
The hospital administration on knowing about the visit of Nawaz Sharif found them in a vicious circle of crisis, as the hospital administration lacked basic facilities which should be available to the patients in normal routine.
Sources said that the hospital administration on emergency bases geared up their struggle to show at least the required equipment’s and other facilities to the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
The hospital administrations hurriedly started to clean the garbage lying at different places in the hospital premises which was not the priority of the administration in normal days, adding that stretchers and wheel chairs were brought on urgent bases.
Sources said that the administration tried to put mud into Prime minister’s eyes.
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