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RAWALPINDI: As many as 58 more dengue landed in the three government hospitals in the city on Tuesda
RAWALPINDI: As many as 58 more dengue landed in the three government hospitals in the city on Tuesday, taking the tally to 779 in the current season. Officials said 201 dengue patients were admitted in Holy Family Hospital, Rawalpindi Teaching Hospital, Benazir Bhutto Hospital and tehsil headquarters hospitals. Most of the patients arrived from Chak Jalaldin, Lakkhan, Gulistan Colony, Lane 4 Peshawar Road, Chaklala Scheme-III, Chaudhry Bostan Khan Road, Khanna Dak, Asghar Mall Scheme, Jamia Masjid Road, Dhoke Dalal, Dhoke Mangtal, Pirwadhai Mor, Morah Noori, Takhat Pari and adjoining areas. A 16-member team of dengue experts from the Punjab Primary and Secondary Healthcare visited Rawalpindi on the instructions of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz. Secretary Primary and Secondary Healthcare Nadia Saqib along with the experts visited different areas of Rawalpindi to assess the situation and check the performance of dengue teams in the field, hotspots coverage and larvae. Earlier, a meeting was held at the deputy commissioner office under the chairmanship of Chief Minister’s Adviser on Health retired Major General Dr Azhar Mehmood Kayani in which the secretary expressed her displeasure over non-cooperation of allied departments in the anti-dengue campaign. Dr Kayani said strict action will be taken against departments that did not cooperate and support in the anti-dengue campaign. He said that the anti-dengue campaign should be conducted vigorously in all areas and all allied departments should ensure implementation of the SOPs. The secretary said in the next meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Anti-Dengue, the performance of the departments will be reviewed. The coverage of all hotspots will be ensured in the next 48 hours, she added. The secretary directed the Punjab Information Technology Board to maintain a complete record of dengue operations on a daily basis. All departments should fully support the district administration. The meeting also reviewed the performance of dengue teams, case response, indoor and outdoor surveillance operations and stock of medicines.
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 and taken into ‘protective custody’ by local police to save him from mob lynching in Umerkot district. Later, police had taken him to Mirpurkhas but the next day he was in, what they later declared, “an encounter”. The body was handed over to his heirs but a mob emerged again and desecrated and torched it. A large number of people, including members of various nationalist groups, lawyers and civil society activists, on Sunday visited the bereaved family to condole the death and called it a “gruesome murder” in police custody. They expressed their sympathies and solidarity with the family and assured them of their full support in getting them justice. They laid floral wreath and on his temporary grave and offered his funeral prayers in absentia. Family demands capital punishment to policemen who killed Dr Shah Nawaz Kunbhar ‘in custody’ Speaking to the media, civil society activists demanded the formation of a joint investigation team (JIT) to ascertain facts about the whole episode. They also demanded that the entire police team involved in the “so-called encounter” should be hanged to death and their officers who failed to let the matter proceed according to law must be punished. They condemned that Dr Kunbhar was allowed to be subjected to mob justice. His body should be exhumed, given proper bath and buried according to Islamic rites as he was a true Muslim, they said. Mohammad Saleh Kunbhar, the victim’s father, wailing over his son’s brutal killing, told the visitors and the media that Shah Nawaz kept shouting that his social media account was hacked to post the blasphemous material but the mob of fanatics did not pay any heed. The fanatics, he added, also tried to lynch his driver, Prem Kolhi, while he was bringing the body by car. They tried to torch the car with the body and driver but Kolhi managed to escape their wrath, Saleh Kunbhar said. “Our women, youths and children had been under serious threat since the first mob attack as the fanatics were out to kill us,” he said, urging the authorities concerned to fulfil their duty of ensuring the protection to the life and property of citizens from these “death squads”. Dr Kunbhar’s brothers, Babar and Advocate Junaid, told the visitors that the support being expressed by the civil society today was more needed when the mob was bent upon lynching their brother and had gone on the rampage in the entire Umerkot district. Advocate Junaid said that before being attacked by the mob, Shah Nawaz kept defending himself by explaining that his mobile phone was misused by someone. They noted that blasphemous material was being sent to his SIMs, WhatsApp and Instagram accounts even after they were turned off. He deplored that the fanatics did not heed any of his brother’s explanations. “Why did the police and security agencies not check the social media accounts when such material was seen and these platforms were being used to incite mob justice, violence and extremism?” they asked. Jeay Sindh Qaumi Mahaz chairman Aslam Khairpuri and its another leader Dr Niaz Kalani, and Rawadari Tehreek leader Punhal Sario told the media that Dr Shah Nawaz Kunbhar was not given his right to be heard by a court of law. They deplored that police had saved him from mob lynching but then eliminated him in cold blood. Dr Kunbhar’s widow and mother registration of a murder FIR case all members of the police team that killed him in their custody. They also demanded a judicial inquiry into the whole episode. “My son was a true Muslim; he was a topper in the medical university he studied in,” the mother said, and moaned that his body was not allowed to be buried in their ancestral graveyard. Dr Kunbhar’s widow said her husband used to teach the holy Quran to young children. “How could he indulge in blasphemy?” she asked. “We cooperated with the police when they came to arrest him; and we were satisfied that he would remain in safe custody till the matter was fairly investigated. But the police cheated us and killed him in cold blood,” she said, adding that killers of her husband must be awarded death sentence.
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