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Syed Haider Imam

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa reacting to the hours long unscheduled power cuts has given one week deadline for improvement of the system otherwise will withdraw security from Wapda installations and bring the peo


#CMKPProtest:Chief Minister KP Pervez Khattak leading protest rally against unscheduled hours long load shedding towards WAPDA House, Peshawar.


ple on roads against the power company across the province. The deadline was announced by the KP Chief Minister Pervez Khattak while speaking at a protest sit in premises of Wapda House here on Wednesday. Earlier, the CM led a rally from main gate of Karnal Sher Khan Stadium to the Wapda House wherein ministers, MNAs, MPAs, traders community and workers of the coalition partners participated. The protestors were holding banners and placards inscribed with demands for an end to the load shedding.
The Chief Minister said that center had forced the provincial government to take some drastic steps for its rights because the power supply was suspended from 18 to20 hours. “If Punjab can suspend supply for wheat other provinces then we can also stop electricity supply from our province to Punjab. We cannot accept the pretext that power supply system is fragile and cannot sustain the load because it is duty of the federal government to approve Rs3 billion for improvement of the system and install new grid stations to resolve the issue once for all,” the CM said.
Pervez Khattak said that Wapda should provide 2000 megawatt electricity to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, saying that present by the province was getting only 1300 megawatt that is much meager needs of its people while its industrial base is already destroyed. “If the federal government is unable to run the affairs of power supply then it should handover the Peshawar Electric Supply Company to KP government and the provincial government would supply the electricity round the clock at Rs4 per unit,” he said. The KP province, he said had all kinds of natural resources, particularly the natural gas, petroleum products and could easily produce hydel power but the center was not cooperating with it. He said most of the industrial units were closed and the domestic consumers were also facing serious problems as new gas connections were not given to them because the entire supply was given to Punjab’s industries.
Mr Khattak said that center had to pay Rs135 billions to KP but in connection with the net hydle power it had so far given only Rs6 billion while it was bound to pay at least Rs50 billion annually, saying that Mian Nawaz Sharif was posing as if he was a prime minister of only Punjab province.
Condemning the behaviour of state Minister for Water and Power Abid Sher Ali, the Chief Minister said that the minister was in the habit to use very derogatory language by calling them as power thieves and every time on his visit to KP issued orders for increasing the duration of load shedding to infuriate the Pakhtuns. “The system cannot be improved unless strict action is taken against the corrupt line staff, Water officers and the corrupt ministers, who are responsible for the power crisis and teasing the nation,” the CM said.
KP province, he said had the capacity to generate 50000 megawatt electricity if the entire system was given to Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf led govt of KP. The federal government, he said had no planning to overcome the increasing unemployment, lawlessness and on the other hand it was getting new foreign loans at the cost of national interests. He said that the federal government had come as result of rigging and PTI had decided to unveil the real face of the government on August 14.



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Syed Haider Imam

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: PTI's KPK Government Achievements

Pervez Khattak chairs meeting of BOIT for promotion of tourism in KP .
Toruism Corporation of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

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Syed Haider Imam

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Re: PTI's KPK Government Achievements

Chief Minister Pervez Khattak attending a briefing in LRH about Cardiovascular Surgery.Chief Minister also inaugurated 5 star meal service for Cardio Vascular Patients.

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Syed Haider Imam

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Discriminatory attitude: ‘Centre not investing in energy projects in K-P’


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ns against the federal government and Wapda.
Khattak warned Wapda to “mend its ways”, otherwise the provincial government will withdraw the security and support they have extended. He also demanded the federal government immediately start supplying K-P with at least 2,000MW electricity, as its total consumption is at least 2,400MW.
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“The Prime Minister of Pakistan is acting like the Prime Minister of Punjab,” said Khattak. “The K-P government can eliminate the electricity shortage if the centre hands over the control of power supply to us.”
“If you can suspend the wheat supply, we can suspend electricity,” the CM said, adding that Nawaz Sharif should help run K-P’s factories too. Khattak said those at the centre have no right to run Wapda or the federal government if they cannot solve this issue.
Peshawar Electric Supply Company Chief Executive Tariq Sadozai said it is a national issue and that he will convey the concerns of the province to the federal government. Sadozai added that grid stations and feeders are currently overloaded, but the provincial government is helping to curb power theft.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 17[SUP]th[/SUP], 2014.

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Syed Haider Imam

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Sharing the burden: Neurosurgery dept to be set up at Khyber Teaching Hospital

PESHAWAR: The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government has decided to set up a separate neurosurgery department at Khyber Teaching Hospital to reduce the burden of patients on Lady Reading Hospital, the Peshawar High Court was informed on Wednesday.

A division bench comprising Justice Yahya Afridi and Justice Musarrat Hilali were hearing a case in which doctors had demanded the government construct a second neurosurgery ward in the city.
The counsel for Khyber Teaching Hospital, Ijaz Anwer, told the court that the provincial government will complete the construction of the new ward in the coming three months. The development is expected to reduce the number of patients going to Lady Reading to a great extent.
The petition, filed by the Lady Reading neurosurgery chief, Dr Mumtaz Ali, demands the government set up a similar department at Khyber Teaching Hospital.
Lady Reading has the second-largest ward in Pakistan after Lahore General Hospital, the petition states, adding that patients have to wait for several months if they require surgery, since the department at Lady Reading caters to the entire population of K-P and the adjacent tribal areas.
“Neurosurgery is a complicated and sensitive process,” says Dr Ali in his petition. “Patients require urgent operations in many cases, but this is not possible because there is only one department.”
The bench disposed of the writ petition after it was assured that the government will set up a neurosurgery ward in the newly constructed block at Khyber Teaching Hospital in the coming three months.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 17[SUP]th[/SUP], 2014.
 

Syed Haider Imam

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Doctors demand regularisation


PESHAWAR: The doctors working in basic health units of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on contractual basis have demanded regularisation of their services.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Public Health Doctors Association (PHDA) president Dr Naeem Khan told reporters at the Peshawar Press Club that the provincial government should regularise the services of contractual doctors to address unrest among them over job insecurity.
He said contractual doctors had been serving in more than 19 districts of the province since 2007 but the government was neither willing to regularise their services or was it ready to offer them incentives like other doctors of the province.
Accompanied by other members of the association, Dr Naeem said despite threats to life, contractual doctors diligently discharged duty in campaigns against measles and polio in their respective districts.
He said the government’s attitude towards such medical practitioners was unfair.
The PHDA president said the provincial chief minister and assembly speaker recently assured the association members of regularisation of the services of BHUs but the assurance turned out to be false.
He said the government’s ‘non-serious’ attitude had caused great unrest among the contractual doctors.
Dr Naeem said the doctors working in BHUs on contractual basis should be regularised without delay as they fulfilled the criteria for the purpose.
“They (doctors) have been compelled to work in BHUs despite completion of specialised study. We demand that the chief minister and health minister step in and ease their misery by ensuring regularisation of their services,” he said.
Published in Dawn, July 18th, 2014
 

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