Sindh Health Department and CMCH Larkana Prepare for Eid Emergencies

The Sindh Health Department has issued special directives to hospital heads to make necessary arrangements to handle any emergencies during the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations. Medical superintendents and administrators have been instructed to assign specific duties to doctors and other staff members to ensure efficient patient management. Additionally, blood banks in public hospitals have been directed to maintain an adequate supply of blood to address any unforeseen incidents.

Responding to these directives, the administration of Chandka Medical College Hospital (CMCH) in Larkana has finalized preparations to offer intensive care and comprehensive medical services to patients throughout the Eid-ul-Fitr holidays. The hospital will be closely monitoring all departments, with doctors, nurses, and paramedics working round the clock. Deputy Medical Superintendents will oversee various departments in shifts, and a duty roster has been established for this purpose. Sanitary staff will also be on duty to ensure the hospital remains clean, while employees from the Blood Bank, paramedics, and ambulance drivers will be on high alert during the festive period.

The hospital's administration has organized duties in a manner that allows every employee to participate in Eid prayers while fulfilling their responsibilities without interruption.

The proactive measures taken by the Sindh Health Department and CMCH Larkana demonstrate a commitment to ensuring the well-being of patients and the efficient management of healthcare services during the Eid-ul-Fitr holidays. By implementing these special arrangements, hospitals aim to provide uninterrupted medical care and support to the community, reflecting a dedication to public health and safety.