SIUT facilities to be established in Rahim Yar Khan, Rawalpindi

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The Sindh government has announced the establishment of Rs 9 billion of the center and the establishment of the province’s public health institutions after the promotion of the province’s public health institutions and the establishment of the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT) centers in Rawalpindi.

Addressing a meeting of the provincial cabinet, Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah said that the fund would also be used to rebuild houses for flood victims in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

During the cabinet meeting, he said, “Shahid Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology (Subbest) and IBA Institute will also be set up, for which a decision will be taken later,” he said during the cabinet meeting, in which provincial ministers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers, advisers.

Referring to the establishment of the facilities for the savior (kidney hospital), Murad said that the move is aimed at enhancing public health services across Pakistan, especially focusing on the service of the neighboring areas of Punjab and Sindh and Balochistan.

To support the move, the provincial cabinet has recommended allocating Rs 2 billion for the establishment of Sweet Rahim Yar Khan and Rs 1 billion for Seat Rawalpindi, as well as Rs 500 million for annual operational expenditure.

A press release issued today states that “a transparent surveillance framework will be implemented, including reports of quarterly progress, third -party audit, and site visits through government officials in Sindh to ensure responsible use of the fund.”

CM Murad said that it is expected that the move will significantly promote the national image of Sindh, which will demonstrate the commitment of equal development and will show provincial generosity and national solidarity.

Talking about the reconstruction of housing for the flood -affected communities, the Chief Minister said that out of the Rs 9 billion fund of the federal government, Rs 2 billion has been allocated for the reconstruction of houses in Sohbatpur, Jaffarabad, and Balochistan in Dera Male Jamali, while RS 1 billion has been reduced to $ 1 billion.

“These funds have come up with a proposal to increase the housing cash grant, which removes the increasing costs of content and transport in remote areas,” he said.

‘Prevention of road accidents’

At the behest of CM Murad, the Sindh cabinet in principle has approved key amendments to the laws related to vehicle, which aims to increase road safety and disciplinary compliance across the province.

Under the new regulations, heavy vehicles will now be under 0.5 % of the invoice value, the annual tax of Rs 1,000, and the transfer fee of Rs 2,000, which includes smart cards and number plate compensation.

All commercial vehicles working in Sindh are needed to get the correct fitness certificate. The failure to comply will result in a fine of Rs 10,000. In addition, permits for older vehicles have been banned: Vehicles over 20 years of age will not be allowed to go to international routes, and people over 25 years of age will be banned from intercesting operations. The penalty will increase with repeated violations.

The Cabinet has banned non -standard rickshaws and loaders in order to further improve road safety.

In the case of manufacturing and assembly, any company intended to collect or prepare the engine chassis is required for a year. Renewal will cost Rs 1 million annually. Illegal assembly or manufacturing will attract a fine of up to Rs 1 million.

Additional reforms include government -recognized agencies for heavy transport vehicle (HTV) drivers for at least 30 hours of compulsory pre -license training. The age limit for the acquisition of HTV license has been reduced from 24 to 22 years, provided the applicant has at least a year’s light transport vehicle (LTV) experience.

To smooth the implementation, the government will automatically implement the detection system. For example, vehicles parked in without parking areas will receive fixed fines notices, either to be placed on the vehicle or directly handed over to the driver. Colorful Windows can reach Rs 300,000 for repeated violations on unauthorized modifications such as Windows.

In addition, the government plans to set up traffic courts dedicated to effective handling of traffic -related crimes.