Lahore High Court Provides Relief to Medical Students
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The Lahore High Court (LHC) has directed private medical and dental colleges to comply with the orders of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC). The court's decision is significant for students studying in private colleges.
According to the report, under the rules and regulations of the PMDC, it is essential to ensure the rights and educational facilities of students. The court has made clear that colleges must abide by these rules so that students' education is not affected.
The decision is expected to provide some relief to medical and dental students. However, the report does not mention the full details of the decision or the final deadline for its implementation.
Further clarification from the relevant authorities on this decision is expected. Students and their parents are now awaiting the implementation of the court's orders.
Sources: The Express Tribune
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