Govt Mindful Of Issues Faced By Tribal People: Prime Minister Imran Khan
Mohammad Ali (@ChaudhryMAli88) Published February 15, 2019 | 07:53 PM
Prime Minister Imran Khan stressed on Friday that the government is fully cognizant of the issues faced by tribal people
PESHAWAR (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News / NNI - 15th February, 2019) Prime Minister Imran Khan stressed on Friday that the government is fully cognizant of the issues faced by tribal people.He was addressing the launching Sehat Insaf Cards scheme for tribal people in Peshawar.PM Khan notified that welfare of tribal people is one of the priorities of his government.
The government is bringing forward a comprehensive plan to eradicate poverty. We will also issue funds for the development of new districts, he declared.The Prime Minister said that people of erstwhile FATA have rendered unmatched sacrifices in the war against terrorism and it was his desire to help them.Imran Khan said under the health card scheme, every family of tribal districts will be entitled to get medical treatment up to Rs7,20,000 from private or government hospitals.Presiding over a meeting of Advisory Committee on tribal district in Peshawar this afternoon, Prime Minister Imran Khan has reiterated the commitment of his government to provide all necessary resources for the rehabilitation of tribal districts and welfare of its people.
He said all the problems faced by tribal people will be solved on priority basis.
The premier directed for expediting the process of bringing tribal districts into the national mainstream.The Prime Minister was briefed about the recovery plan for tribal areas.The meeting besides others was also attended by Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Shah Farman and Chief Minister Mahmood Khan.Under the scheme, the treatment for angioplasty, brain surgery, cancer and other diseases will be done free of cost.At least 15 million people will benefit from this policy.
The card holders could receive medical facilities up to Rs 720,000. The medical facilities would be available in more than 150 private and government hospitals. NNI
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