Health Card launched to provide quality care to masses: Imran Khan

• Health card introduced to provide safety net.
• PTI planned to establish a network of health facilities.
• Health card scheme is a great blessing for people.

LAHORE: Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Imran Khan has said that the purpose of the health card was to provide quality healthcare facilities to common people across the country.

In his Twitter message, Former prime minister Imran Khan said health card was introduced not only to provide a safety net to the majority of the population but also planned to establish a network of health facilities all over Pakistan, especially in rural areas.

Our Health card was not just to provide a safety net to the vast majority of our pop but also a plan to set up a network of health facilities across Pak esp in rural areas where because of a lack of purchasing power the private sector until now was not willing to set up hospitals pic.twitter.com/9XpDDbOFJN

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) February 9, 2023

Chairman PTI further said that those areas where no one is ready to build hospitals due to the lack of purchasing power of the private sector.

Earlier, former prime minister Imran Khan said in a statement that he strongly condemns the blocking of the Punjab Health Card Scheme. He said that the health card scheme is a great blessing for people in life-threatening inflation.

The PTI chairman said that moreover, due to this project, the private sector was going through the process of establishing hospitals in rural areas.

Imran Khan had further said that the entire project was praised by the international health magazine “Lancet”, the termination of this project reflects the brutal mentality of these two family groups.

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It should be noted that in view of economic challenges, the federal government has stopped Punjab’s 400 billion rupees health insurance scheme in its current form.