Deputy Commissioner Bukhari Cracks Down on Unqualified Medical Practitioners

Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Ali Bukhari has taken a firm stance against unqualified medical practitioners, commonly known as quacks, in the district. In a recent meeting of the district quality control board, he highlighted the dangers posed by these individuals and pharmacies selling prohibited medications to public health. Stressing the importance of protecting public health, the deputy commissioner warned of severe consequences for those involved in such illegal practices.

During the meeting, a total of 17 cases were reviewed, leading to decisive actions. Five cases were referred to drug courts for further legal action, five received warnings, and seven are set for detailed discussions in the upcoming meeting. The presence of Additional Deputy Commissioner General Aitzaz Anjum, CEO Health Dr. Omer Ghauri, and other officials underscored the gravity of the situation.

Deputy Commissioner Bukhari's proactive approach to combatting unqualified medical practitioners and unauthorized drug sales demonstrates the district administration's commitment to upholding public health standards. By cracking down on these illegal activities, the authorities aim to ensure the well-being of the community and prevent potential harm caused by unscrupulous individuals. Vigilance and strict enforcement measures will continue to be prioritized to safeguard the health and safety of all residents in the district.