Gilgit-Baltistan CM Orders Major Reforms in E-Governance, Hiring and Healthcare
Chief Minister Amjad Hussain also orders e-tendering, planning cells and merit-based hiring across Gilgit-Baltistan.
Gilgit– (Choudhry Mudasser) – The OPD Sehat Hifazat Card programme will be launched on November 1, Chief Minister Amjad Hussain has announced. Gilgit has been chosen as the pilot location.
The outpatient health insurance initiative is jointly supported by the governments of Gilgit-Baltistan and Germany.
About 67,000 deserving people will get doctor consultations, essential medical tests and medicines through the card.
Speaking at a briefing, the chief minister said quality healthcare at people’s doorsteps is a top priority for his government. He added that free medical services for deserving people remain a key focus.
He described the programme as an important step towards stronger primary healthcare across Gilgit-Baltistan.
The chief minister also said the scheme will be expanded to other districts over time. This will help more residents benefit from it.
He shared good news about the German partnership as well. The German government has promised continued support during the third and fourth phases of the project.
The briefing was attended by the provincial health secretary, the secretary to the chief minister and the project director of the OPD Sehat Hifazat Card.
For many families in Gilgit, regular check-ups and basic treatment could now become easier to reach.
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