Lahore: Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Monday inaugurated a day care center at Children Hospital Lahore.

Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz reached the Children Hospital where she visited the various wards, loved the children, prayed for their speedy recovery and met the parents of the sick children. The Chief Minister issued instructions to the MS to solve the problems faced by the patients.

Maryam Nawaz also announced the construction of a new Intense Care Unit (ICU) at the Children Hospital and attended the signing ceremony of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Islamic(ed) UK and the University of Child Health Sciences for the establishment of a college block. issued instructions for release of funds and speedy completion for Children's Hospital ICU. She issued instructions for the release of funds for the Children Hospital ICU and early completion.

The Chief Minister directed the provincial ministers to visit the hospital daily and reviewed the available facilities by visiting the day care center.

Maryam Nawaz talked to the doctors and nurses and listened to their suggestions. The chief minister was also briefed by the hospital administration regarding the construction of the hospital block.

Education and research facilities related to children's health will be provided to medical students in the new college block.

Islamabad: The K-Electric has given a plea of fuel price adjustment of 9 months in which it is included to increase the price of power for 7 months reduction for 2 months.

According to the details, the plea was filed to receive under the FCA from July 2023 to March 2024. K-Electric asked to increase of power for 7 months under the FCA.

The collective increase of 7 months in power price is Rs18.86 while the reduction for 2 months is 0.29.

However, the national electric power regulatory authority (NEPRA) will hear the plea of K-Electric on May 9 and after that the authority will decide on plea under the FCA.

Toronto: At the Khalistan Day celebration in Canada, the Sikh community raised slogans of Long Live Khalistan.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the opposition leader also participated in Khalistan Day celebrations in Canada.

On the occasion of participating in the Khalsa Day celebrations, the Canadian Prime Minister also wore a saffron-colored scarf on his head, worn by Sikhs.

Prime Minister of Canada, Justice Trudeau, while addressing the gathering on Khalsa Day, said that he will protect the rights of Sikhs.

Posters and photos of slain Hardeep Singh Niggar were also put up in the Khalsa Day ceremony.