Patient got treated in private clinic, gov drs tried to resuscitate her. But couldn’t survive due to septic shock.
Ab is main drs ka Kiya qasoor ha. They tried to save her. Nobody admits such patients. Only gov hospitals do. That’s insane if u take things to such level. Drs didn’t rape her. Where is the culprit btw he must be enjoying somewhere. Easiest target in all this were these three people cuz drs
A qualified female Dr was attacked with acid on her face inside a Quetta hospital by a lift operator.This is a horrific act of brutality rooted in misogyny.
Until such violence is confronted and eliminated, women will continue to suffer the consequences of a deeply unsafe society
A doctor enters a hospital to save lives, not to lose her own.
If criminals can throw acid on a woman doctor inside a public hospital and escape, every healthcare worker and every woman is at risk.
Justice delayed will only encourage more violence. Arrest the attackers, ensure a fair trial, and make it clear that such brutality has no place in our society.
#Quetta #JusticeForDrMahoor
This Shit Pakistani Public or Politicians or Policy makers won't say a word now because victim of Acid Attack (in Quetta Hospital) was Lady "Doctor"..
Remember how they were infuriated & giving ethical lectures on " Video in OT " Case when not even single privacy was breached.
سول ہسپتال بلوچستان میں لیڈی ڈاکٹر پر وحشیانہ تیزاب حملہ! متاثرہ ڈاکٹر کا چہرہ اور پورا جسم بری طرح جھلس چکا ہے اور وہ بینائی سے محروم ہو کر زندگی و موت کی کشمکش میں ہیں۔
48 گھنٹے کا الٹی میٹم: ملزمان کی گرفتاری نہ ہوئی تو ملک گیر احتجاج شروع کریں گے۔ ہم خاموش نہیں رہیں گے!
Details on the tragic incident of acid attack on a female surgery trainee doctor in Quetta. Young doctors are being insulted and abused everyday in Pakistan and authorities are quiet. Where is the statement of @pmdcofficial?
Professor Amjad writes on his wall a message every doctor should reflect on:
8 June is not about one organization, one group, or one personal fight. It is about a profession that is under pressure from every side, low pay, unsafe hospitals, administrative arrogance, and a system that expects doctors to serve endlessly without protecting their dignity.
When doctors fight each other, the system wins.
When doctors stand together, the profession wins.
Our differences can wait. The dignity of doctors cannot.
On 8 June, stand with YDA. Stand for every doctor who is tired, unheard, and still serving.
#PayRaiseForDoctors
I strongly condemn the reported acid attack on a female doctor in Quetta, allegedly carried out by a patient's attendants.The perpetrators must be arrested immediately & security for healthcare workers must be strengthened.
Reportedly, a female surgical trainee doctor has suffered critical injuries in an acid attack at Civil Hospital Quetta and is currently fighting for her life. Just weeks ago, a female doctor was brutally murdered in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
How many more doctors must be attacked before authorities take their safety seriously?
Doctors are expected to work in overcrowded, high-pressure environments with little to no security. Every major city has only a handful of large public hospitals, yet adequate police presence is often absent. Meanwhile, politicians, bureaucrats, and judges continue to enjoy extensive security details and police escorts.
Enough is enough.
From exploitation of young doctors by some private hospitals, to unemployment, workplace violence, humiliation, assaults, and now horrific attacks—our healthcare workers are being failed at every level.
Protecting doctors is not a privilege; it is a necessity for any functioning healthcare system. Immediate and permanent security measures must be implemented in hospitals across Pakistan before another tragedy occurs.
A junior asked me once: "Sir, if we can easily prescribe ANTIBIOTICS to clear a bacterial infection, why don't we give ANTIVIRAL for viral infection like the common cold? Why is the treatment always just rest and fluids?"
I am surprised by how many people don't understand the actual cellular biology behind this.
Doctors in Pakistan are suffering tremendously. Rising inflation, low salaries, huge patient loads are all taking a toll on hard working professionals. Our HIV awareness work attacks the system that keeps both doctor and patient in desperate positions.
𝗜𝗡𝗖𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗘 𝗦𝗮𝗹𝗮𝗿𝘆 𝗼𝗳 𝗗𝗼𝗰𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘀 𝗶𝗻 𝗣𝗮𝗸𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗻:
I fully endorse the demand to increase doctors’ salaries in Pakistan. This is not an unreasonable ask, it is a matter of dignity, fairness, and survival of the healthcare system.
Young doctors in Pakistan are among the brightest minds of the nation. They spend nearly a decade studying relentlessly, sacrifice their youth in training, work brutal 100+ hour weeks during house jobs and residency, and carry the responsibility of human lives every single day.
Yet many are paid less than drivers and security guards. This level of exploitation, especially in some private hospitals, is shameful and unacceptable.
If urgent reforms are not made, Pakistan will continue losing its best doctors to other countries at an alarming rate. This brain drain will not only devastate the medical profession, it will ultimately harm millions of patients and weaken the entire healthcare system of the country.
The disrespect and violence against doctors in Pakistan are reaching dangerous levels. While authorities keep imposing stricter rules on physicians, even discouraging cellphone use during duty hours despite phones being essential for communication, reviewing records, and coordinating patient care, there is still no proper security for healthcare workers.
Doctors are being assaulted by angry patients and attendants with little to no accountability. In any civilized society, attacking a doctor on duty would lead to immediate arrest and strict legal action.
There must be proper police presence in emergency departments of all major hospitals, and anyone assaulting healthcare workers should be prosecuted and jailed. Enough is enough. Doctors cannot continue saving lives while fearing for their own safety.
پاکستان میں ڈاکٹروں کی بے عزتی اور ان پر حملے خطرناک حد تک بڑھتے جا رہے ہیں۔ ایک طرف حکومت ڈاکٹروں پر مزید سخت قوانین لگا رہی ہے، حتیٰ کہ ڈیوٹی کے دوران موبائل فون استعمال نہ کرنے کی بات کی جا رہی ہے، حالانکہ موبائل مریضوں کے ریکارڈ دیکھنے، رابطے اور علاج کے لیے ضروری ہوتے ہیں۔ دوسری طرف ڈاکٹروں کی حفاظت کے لیے مناسب سیکیورٹی موجود نہیں۔
مریض اور ان کے رشتہ دار غصے میں آ کر ڈاکٹروں پر حملے کرتے ہیں، لیکن اکثر ان کے خلاف کوئی سخت کارروائی نہیں ہوتی۔ کسی بھی مہذب ملک میں ڈیوٹی پر موجود ڈاکٹر پر حملہ کرنے والا سیدھا جیل جاتا ہے۔
بڑے اسپتالوں کے ایمرجنسی وارڈز میں مناسب پولیس سیکیورٹی ہونی چاہیے، اور جو بھی ڈاکٹر پر حملہ کرے اسے فوراً گرفتار کر کے سزا دی جانی چاہیے۔ اب بہت ہو چکا۔
پاکستانی قانون۔
ایک ڈرگ ڈیلر بغیر ہتھکڑی دو پولیس والوں کے ساتھ جو خاتون ڈیلر کے پیچھے پیچھے رستہ دکھاتے جی میڈیم جی میڈیم کہتے عدالت کے احاطے میں گھوم رہے ہیں۔
وہی پاکستان کا قانون
ایک بوڑھے اُستاد کو گاڑی سے گھسیٹ کر نکال کر گالیاں دیتے ہوۓ اگلے دن کورٹ میں ہتھکڑی لگاۓ اور ہتھکڑی سے زنجیر بندھی جیسے جانور کو کھیچ کر کہیں لایا جاتا ہے اسُی طرح لایا گیا۔
یہ کب صحیح ہوگا نظام۔ کب۔ کب۔ کب۔ آخر کب۔