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Murree Deputy Commissioner Conducts Surprise Inspections of Hospital, Special Education School

Deputy Commissioner Murree carried out surprise inspections of a hospital and a special education school to assess service delivery in the district.

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The Deputy Commissioner of Murree, Agha Zaheer Abbas Shirazi, conducted surprise inspections of the Tehsil Headquarter (THQ) Hospital and the Special Education School in the district on Wednesday.

The visits were aimed at evaluating public service delivery, healthcare standards and educational infrastructure across Murree. During the hospital visit, the Deputy Commissioner inspected the emergency ward, pharmacy and patient wards to assess conditions on the ground.

Surprise inspections of this kind are a routine part of district administration oversight in Pakistan, intended to ensure that healthcare and education facilities are meeting expected standards without advance preparation that could mask underlying issues.

Further details on any specific findings from the inspections, or follow-up actions directed as a result, were not immediately available.

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