28-year-old engineer lost his life due to non-availability of medical facilities in Parachinar
26 October, 2024 06:16
Pakistani paramedics and residents gather outside a hospital after a bomb explosion at a market in Parachinar, the capital of Kurram tribal district, on December 13, 2015. At least 10 people were killed and 30 wounded when a bomb ripped through a crowded Sunday bazaar in a mainly Shiite area of Pakistan's northwestern tribal region, officials said, with the death toll feared to rise. AFP PHOTO / IRFAN BURKI / AFP PHOTO / IRFAN BURKI
Shiite News: Parachinar: A 28-year-old engineer Karar Hussain lost his life due to non-availability of medical facilities in occupied Parachinar.
He was a cancer patient and wanted to go to Peshawar for chemotherapy, but could not reach in time due to road closures. According to Karar Hussain’s brother Dilawar Hussain, he was a topper student of Peshawar Model School and College.
According to reports, the outlawed Sipah Sahaba has blocked the roads due to anti-Shia, due to which people are facing severe hardships.
The security agencies should take immediate notice of this situation, as these elements are anti-national and have become a threat to national security.
The number of people who died due to lack of treatment within a week has increased to two. Earlier, six-year-old Syed Shah Hussain also lost his life due to lack of treatment.
MS Dr. Mir Hasan Jan of Parachinar Hospital says that the patients referred to Peshawar are not able to shift due to road closure, which is creating serious problems in the area. There is also shortage of oxygen in the hospital.
Secretary Anjuman Hussainiya Jalal Bangash said that due to the closure of the roads, there has been a shortage of oil, food items and medicines in the area. Social leader Mehmood Ali Jan also said that the suspension of internet service for three weeks has put the students in difficulties in online classes.
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