DP World Pakistan Donates PKR 7.5 Million to Expand Healthcare Sector
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DP World Pakistan has announced a contribution of PKR 7.5 million to expand a vital healthcare sector.
The funds are being provided under an agreement with Indus Hospital. Under this agreement, Indus Hospital will provide free medical services to approximately 9,000 patients every year. The initiative aims to bring access to treatment to people who face difficulties in obtaining medical services.
Indus Hospital is a well-known institution providing healthcare services in Pakistan. The financial assistance provided by DP World Pakistan will help the hospital expand the scope of its services.
No further details of the agreement have been disclosed so far. However, this development is being seen as an example of private sector partnership in the healthcare sector of Pakistan.
Sources: Gulf News
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