Rawalpindi District Administration Sets Six-Month Timeline to Revive Red Crescent Hospital
Officials say the 100-bed facility, inactive for years, will be fully restored within six months following a decision by the Red Crescent Society.
A long-inactive health facility in Rawalpindi has regained official attention after the district administration announced plans to fully revive the 100-bed Red Crescent Hospital within six months, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The decision to restore the hospital was made during a meeting of the Red Crescent Society, chaired by Deputy Commissioner and Chairman of the Red Crescent Society Rawalpindi, Captain (retd) Nadeem Nasir, APP reported.
The report did not provide further details on the specific steps, funding, or timeline milestones involved in the revival plan.
APP did not specify how long the hospital had been inactive or the reasons behind its previous closure.
Sources
- Red Crescent Hospital revival plan set for six-month completion — APP (Pakistan)
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