Dawoodkhel (Zia Niazi)
There is a hospital in Iskandarabad Housing Colony, Dawoodkhel, but treatment facilities are non-existent. The mountains of Dawoodkhel are earning millions monthly, yet unfortunately, the local populations have no facilities available in any sector. The toxic smoke from the chimneys of Maple Leaf Cement Factory is causing illnesses among local residents, but treatment facilities are not available.
In Iskandarabad Housing Colony, there are two large factories, excellent buildings, and a hospital building, but unfortunately, basic medical facilities and permanent doctors are not available. Even during the day, if a patient suddenly requires medical attention, they face difficulties, and at night, if someone has an emergency, the situation becomes even more concerning. There is even a lack of proper facilities for immediate medical assistance.
Having a dispenser is not enough; human life is at stake and cannot be left to the mercy of formal duties or nepotistic hiring. A hospital is not just a building; it is a place with doctors, trained medical staff, essential medicines, and 24-hour medical services. FFC Fertilizer has launched an e-clinic for local residents, which will provide opportunities for affordable treatment, while Maple Leaf Cement Factory neither hires local individuals nor provides treatment opportunities. The local community has demanded that since millions are being earned, a few hundred thousand should be spent on local areas to provide facilities to the public.