RAWALPINDI: The special medical team examined Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder and former prime minister Imran Khan and his wife, Bushra Bibi, separately at Adiala Jail, sources said.
The visit included comprehensive medical assessments, follow-up checks and some necessary tests.
The team left the prison after completing the examinations, according to the sources.
However, the information provided did not disclose the test results, specific clinical findings or any changes to their treatment.
The special team included Dr Muhammad Ali, Dr Arif and paramedical staff from the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences, commonly known as PIMS.
The available account did not specify which tests were performed or whether either patient required additional investigations.
It also did not provide details of prescribed medicines or recommendations for further specialist consultations.
The team’s departure indicated the completion of the prison visit, although the medical conclusions were not included in the information shared.
The latest examinations follow earlier reports of medical care provided to both Khan and Bushra Bibi during their imprisonment.
She was prescribed medication and corrective glasses, with a subsequent examination recommended. The same report described earlier eye treatment provided to Khan and judicial consideration of concerns regarding his eyesight.
These earlier reports provide background but do not establish the purpose or findings of the latest tests.
Latest Medical Findings Remain Undisclosed
The immediate development is the completion of separate medical examinations inside Adiala Jail. Sources confirmed that follow-up assessments and necessary testing took place, but did not elaborate on the doctors’ conclusions.
The information supplied does not establish whether the visit resulted from a fresh complaint, a scheduled review or another medical recommendation.
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It therefore offers no basis for concluding that either patient’s condition has improved or deteriorated following this assessment.
