District Administration Inspects 5 Federal Hospitals, Reviews Oxygen and Medicine Supply
ISLAMABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - September 25, 2026) : The Islamabad district administration continued its inspection drive in federal healthcare facilities, visiting five hospitals to assess cleanliness standards, dengue prevention measures, and the availability of oxygen and medicines.
In this regard, the Assistant Commissioner City inspected Polyclinic Hospital and CDA Hospital, while the Assistant Commissioner I-9 visited Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS). The Assistant Commissioner Potohar conducted an inspection at a well-known hospital in the area, and the Assistant Commissioner Secretariat visited Akbar Niazi Hospital.
During these visits, the assistant commissioners:
- Reviewed cleanliness arrangements.
- Checked the implementation of dengue standard operating procedures (SOPs) in different sections of the hospitals.
- Examined oxygen and medicine supply processes.
They also reviewed stock levels and storage arrangements to ensure hospitals had adequate supplies available for patients. The teams received briefings from hospital management regarding oxygen reserves, medicine inventories, and distribution.
According to the district administration, hospitals are maintaining uninterrupted supplies of oxygen and medicines. Regular inspections are being conducted to monitor healthcare facilities and ensure necessary services and resources remain accessible without disruption.
This inspection campaign is part of a broader monitoring effort by the district administration targeting federal hospitals in Islamabad, focusing on healthcare standards, dengue prevention measures, and essential medical resource availability.
Related Topics: Pakistan, Islamabad, Dengue
From: CDA
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