In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, two health department officials changed their positions on their own

In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, two health department officials changed their positions on their own
                                                 

The Drug Quality Control Secretary has changed his post from Deputy Secretary and Chief Drug Inspector to Director Drug Control. The Health Department has sought the records of both the officers and other staff.

PESHAWAR: Two officers of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Health Department have changed their posts on their own. The Health Department has sought the records of both the officers and other staff. The details received in this regard said that two officers of the health department in Peshawar have misused their powers and changed their posts themselves where the Drug Quality Control Secretary changed his post to the post of Deputy Secretary while his The Chief Drug Inspector also changed his post to Director Drug Control.

The health department is of the view that according to the official document of the provincial government, the changed posts of the two officers have no legal status and the budget copy does not mention this.

In addition, his department has launched an investigation against the two officers of the health department for misusing their powers and records of other staff including officers have also been collected.

At the same time, the health department officials have also sought details of the personnel who have been working in the same post in the province for more than two years. On the other hand, the doctors visa scandal (mega scandal of ghost doctors who get paid at home) has come to light in the Sindh Health Department. As soon as he took over the charge, he confirmed that the ghost doctors were back on duty and promised to reveal the details of their disappearance later. As per his order, his subordinates opened the office of accountant Khalil Ahmed Bhutto. The office was closed again after preparing an inventory report of the goods and files in the office.

In addition, Accountant Khalil Ahmed Bhutto, Dr. Ayub Bibar, Deputy Director Precaution, Dr. Nasrullah Memon, who has been made OSD, has been made involved in corruption. Even on the occasion of a global pandemic like Cove 19, the officers not only received monthly bribes of up to Rs 1.5 million from ghost doctors through doctor's visas and distributed them among themselves, but also a large amount to the provincial secretariat officials on a monthly basis. Serious allegations of embezzlement have surfaced, costing the exchequer tens of millions and forcing the health department to temporarily recruit hundreds of doctors at a monthly salary of Rs 1 lakh for the treatment of corona patients. No high-level inquiry committee has been set up so far, but the show-off is raising suspicions.