Punjab to Deploy Security Guards at State-run Hospitals for Enhanced Safety
The Punjab Civil Medical Services Association announced the government's decision to deploy security guards at state-run hospitals through the Punjab Ex-Servicemen Corporation. This measure is aimed at enhancing security at medical facilities. The plan awaits final approval from the Finance Department and is expected to be implemented soon.
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The Punjab government has taken a significant step towards enhancing security at state-run hospitals by agreeing to deploy guards through the Punjab Ex-Servicemen Corporation (PESCO).
In meetings with key health officials, the Punjab Civil Medical Services Association (PCMSA) was assured of round-the-clock security at various medical facilities, including district hospitals and community health centres offering medico-legal services.
The proposal, well-received by PCMSA, now awaits formal approval from the Finance Department and could be enacted in the coming weeks, addressing long-standing concerns about safety at healthcare institutions.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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