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Punjab government has started a well-knitted plan for setting up Physiotherapy Units in all social security hospitals for mitigating the problems of the industrial workers as well as to provide treatment facilities at their doorstep.
Official sources told Business Recorder here on Tuesday that work on this programme would soon be carried out. In addition to this most modern Social Security hospitals are being established in Sialkot, Gujrat, Muzaffargarh and Manga each hospital would consist of 100 beds. The social security hospital would be operational in near future, which would help reduce the problems being confronted by the industrial workers of this export-oriented city.

Copyright Business Recorder, 2008

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