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Pims fire death toll rises to 15 as lone surviving newborn dies (opens the original)
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ISLAMABAD: The death toll from the Pims nursery fire has risen to 15 after the only newborn rescued from the blaze died following days of treatment. The newborn, named Aizal, was rescued by nurse Razia Noreen, who had saved her from the fire. The baby’s father told Geo News that Aizal was premature and had remained in a critical condition for several days before she died. The fire had broken out in the nursery where 15 newborns were present. Fourteen babies died at the scene, while Aizal was the
Pims administration initiates departmental action against six officers over deadly nursery fire (opens the original)
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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) administration has initiated departmental proceedings against six officers over alleged negligence in fire safety and administrative arrangements at the hospital. Charge sheets have been issued to the officials, detailing various allegations of administrative and safety lapses. The officers facing departmental action include Pims Executive Director Professor Dr Rana Imran Sikandar, Head of Gynaecology Department Professor Dr Nosheela J
PMDC backtracks on 5-year BDS, confirms four-year programme will continue (opens the original)
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Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) on Monday announced it would revert the Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) programme to four years after extending it to five years two years ago. The PMDC officials told the Senate Standing Committee on Health that the BDS would remain a four-year programme. The committee was informed that the PMDC’s previous notification regarding the duration of dental education had been withdrawn. The Senate committee directed the PMDC to issue a notification formally
PMDC says no nationality-based ban on medical education, defends Afghan students review (opens the original)
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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PM&DC) clarified on Thursday that there was no nationality-based prohibition on medical education in Pakistan, saying its ongoing review of Afghan medical students was a matter of regulatory compliance and documentation rather than discrimination against any particular nationality. In a statement, the PM&DC said Pakistan continued to welcome foreign nationals seeking medical and dental education in the country in accordance with its regulatory
Palestinian students' permission limited to undergraduate clinical training: PMDC (opens the original)
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The Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) on Friday clarified that the permission granted to Palestinian students remained strictly confined to undergraduate clinical training. In a letter to heads of medical and dental colleges, the PMDC said that the permission granted to Palestinian students does not extend to house jobs, postgraduate training, registration, or practice in any form. Under the prevailing legal and regulatory framework, foreign nationals are not eligible for jobs, internsh
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