Government Ensures Quality Healthcare with New Trauma Center in Quetta

Transforming Emergency Healthcare in Balochistan

The Balochistan government is taking bold steps to strengthen healthcare delivery, with the New Trauma Center in Quetta at the heart of this transformation. Health Minister Bakht Muhammad Kakar recently chaired a review meeting to assess the center’s progress, underscoring the province’s commitment to providing quality and timely medical facilities to its citizens.

The meeting focused on the operational readiness of the trauma center, including administrative matters, availability of modern medical equipment, and the efficiency of the service delivery system. Senior officials, including Secretary Health Mujeeb-ur-Rehman, former Punjab Health Secretary Ali Jan, and Director General Health Amin Mandokhel, joined the discussions to ensure that every aspect of the project meets the highest standards.

Dr. Sher Afgan Rahisani, Director of Operations for the New Trauma Center, presented a detailed briefing on the ongoing steps to make the facility fully functional. His report highlighted the integration of advanced medical technologies and the readiness of staff to handle emergency cases effectively.

Minister Kakar directed that all administrative and medical matters be finalized without delay, stressing the importance of activating the trauma center as soon as possible. He emphasized that the facility will play a crucial role in providing life-saving treatment during emergencies, ensuring that patients receive immediate care when it matters most.

The government’s vision is clear: modernize healthcare infrastructure to meet the growing needs of the population. By prioritizing emergency services, the New Trauma Center will not only enhance medical response in Quetta but also set a precedent for healthcare development across Balochistan.

At the conclusion of the meeting, officials reiterated their commitment to making the trauma center operational in the shortest possible time. Once activated, it will stand as a symbol of progress, compassion, and the government’s dedication to improving the health and well-being of its people.

This initiative reflects a broader strategy to elevate healthcare standards in Pakistan, ensuring that citizens have access to world-class medical facilities when they need them most.