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Public health: Family formulation festival organized in Shujabad
- Updated: August 19, 2016
An ultrasound appurtenance was set adult and 85 profound women were checked. PHOTO: FILE
MULTAN: A health festival was organized during Shujabad by a district Population Welfare Office as partial of a department’s expostulate to lift open recognition of family planning.
District Officer Muhammad Zahid supervised a festival hold during Raja Ram.
Zahid told The Express Tribune that giveaway medical examinations were given to 275 people. He pronounced giveaway medicines were also supposing to those with teenager ailments.
“An ultrasound appurtenance was set adult during a festival. At slightest 85 profound women were supposing scans by a facility,” he said.
He pronounced a group of doctors led by Hania Atta from a Tehsil Headquarters Hospital had examined a patients.
She had after hold an recognition event with internal women about a significance of family planning. She discussed several precautions women could take to equivocate random pregnancy.
Rukhsana Haneef, a caller during a festival, pronounced she was blissful she got a check-up. “There is a default of gynaecologists in a tehsil. we did not know about a ultrasound facility. The alloy who checked me told me about my child’s health and gave me a medication to urge nourishment during pregnancy.”
Ali Inayat pronounced a festival was ominous and useful.
“I came here with my wife. We routinely transport prolonged distances to get an ultrasound. This was a available approach to get a medical exam.”
Published in The Express Tribune, Aug 20th, 2016.