Punjab Police actively Working for the best Welfare of Its Employees Facing Health issues.
IG Punjab has released another 01 million rupees for medical expenses of police employees serving in various districts: Punjab Police spokesperson.
Inspector General of Police Punjab, Dr. Usman Anwar, is committed to ensuring the best welfare for police employees dealing with health issues. As part of this effort, IG Punjab has sanctioned an additional 1 million rupees for the medical expenses of police personnel serving in various districts.
According to the details, Constable Syed Muhammad Wahab Arif from Rawalpindi has been given 250,000 rupees for major surgery, while Head Constable Naeem Raza Bhatti from Lahore Police has been granted 200,000 rupees for open heart surgery. DSP Ejaz Hussain Bukhari has received 100,000 rupees for gallbladder surgery, and Ghazi Head Constable Amir Mahmood has been allocated 100,000 rupees for hernia surgery. Sanitary Worker Asif Nadeem Khan has been granted 100,000 rupees for leg surgery, while Constable Maqbool Ahmad has received 100,000 rupees for eye surgery. The widow of late Constable Alamdar Hussain has been provided 70,000 rupees for medical treatment, and Sub-Inspector Arham Azan has been granted 50,000 rupees for medical expenses.
IG Punjab Dr. Usman Anwar approved these funds after thorough scrutiny of the documents received by the Welfare Branch from across the province. He emphasized that the well-being of employees facing health issues is a top priority, and every possible support will be provided. He also mentioned that the police personnel are receiving discounted healthcare services through Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with various hospitals.
(Handout No. 1244)
Syed Mubasher Hussain
Director Public Relations
Punjab Police
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