After Sky Sports, the BBC has now been discussing Imran Khan during its cricket commentary. It started with former Test captains speaking out, and has now pushed former Pakistani captains to talk about him too. Well, whenever there’s cricket, there will be Imran Khan.
In the United States, the average salary of a first year resident physician is around $66,000–70,000 per year, roughly $5,833 per month before taxes. After deductions, most residents take home about $3,400–4,000 monthly. Even at current exchange rates, that equals nearly 1 million PKR per month.
Meanwhile, many young doctors in Pakistan work exhausting hours, often over 100 hours per week during training, while earning barely a fraction of that amount. These are some of the brightest minds in the country, carrying the responsibility of human lives after nearly a decade of rigorous education and training.
Demanding better salaries and working conditions for doctors in Pakistan is not unreasonable, it is necessary. Continued exploitation of young physicians will only accelerate the brain drain and further weaken the healthcare system for the people who need it most.
So sad to see such people having no degrees but diploma pass are playing with life of innocent people .Its govt responsiblity to check their degrees and punish them.
A BBC investigation revealed that staff at a government hospital in Taunsa, Pakistan, reused syringes on children, likely causing an HIV outbreak that infected at least 331 kids between November 2024 and October 2025.
This hospital at the centre of a child HIV outbreak in Pakistan is caught reusing syringes in a BBC investigation.
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Deliberate negligence, denials, lies, and deception.
It has now been confirmed that Imran Khan was taken to PIMS Hospital on January 24th. Two days later, on Jan 26th, journalist Asadullah Khan broke the story.
Government spokesmen were in denial, until five days later, on January 28th, they acknowledged that he was taken to hospital but was fine.
Then, on January 29th, PIMS issued a statement implying it was a routine 20-minute procedure. The government's February 6th report, reiterated similar claims.
From Jan 24th, the day Imran Khan was taken hospital, until today, there was no indication that Imran Khan had lost 85% of vision in his right eye and, God forbid, could permanently lose vision.
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From the Cricket World Cup to SKMH to politics, Imran Khan has always turned the tables and achieved what many believed was impossible
Long Live Imran Khan!