PESHAWAR — The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Healthcare Commission (KPHCC) has intensified its efforts against unlicensed medical practitioners by sealing 99 medical facilities across the province. This decisive action was taken over four days, showcasing a strong commitment to healthcare regulation.
Comprehensive Inspections
KPHCC teams conducted thorough inspections at 572 medical centers. They enforced strict measures against those violating regulatory standards. This extensive operation underscores the government’s dedication to maintaining healthcare norms in the province.
Key Areas Targeted
The crackdown focused on major locations throughout Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, including:
- Peshawar
- Swat
- Swabi
- Malakand
- Mansehra
- Kohat
- Karak
A KPHCC spokesperson confirmed the comprehensive inspections conducted in these regions, emphasizing the thorough nature of the operation.
Upholding Medical Ethics
This initiative is part of a broader strategy to eliminate unqualified medical practitioners and strengthen medical ethics. Public safety and adherence to healthcare standards remain top priorities for the KPHCC.
