QUETTA: In a major stride toward transforming healthcare infrastructure across the province, the Quetta Thalassaemia Centre has undergone a comprehensive upgrade to deliver advanced medical facilities and free treatment to young patients. Aligned with the vision of Chief Minister Balochistan Mir Sarfraz Bugti, this vital healthcare initiative marks a pivotal milestone in strengthening public health services for vulnerable children.
Quetta Thalassaemia Centre Upgraded as Bed Capacity Increases from 10 to 16
To address the rising medical demands and ensure no child is turned away due to capacity constraints, the facility’s operational strength has been significantly expanded. The centre’s capacity has been increased from 10 to 16 beds, enabling the medical staff to accommodate a larger influx of patients and streamline daily transfusion and care protocols in a more comfortable environment.
Modern Medical Machinery and Advanced Diagnostic Equipment
As part of the comprehensive uplift package, the Quetta Thalassaemia Centre has been equipped with state-of-the-art medical machinery and essential diagnostic equipment. These technological upgrades ensure high-standard screening, safe blood storage, precise clinical monitoring, and specialized pediatric care that matches modern medical standards.
Ensuring Free Treatment and Quality Care for Patients
Reaffirming the government’s social welfare commitments, the upgraded facility continues to guarantee free medical treatment, essential medications, and diagnostic support to families burdened by the lifelong management of Thalassaemia.
Provincial authorities emphasized that investing in specialized healthcare infrastructure remains a top priority under Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti’s governance framework. The administration remains firmly resolved to bridge healthcare gaps in remote districts and ensure that every child battling blood disorders receives timely, dignified, and professional medical attention.
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