Punjab’s caretaker provincial minister for primary and health care, Dr. Jamal Nasir, says that those whose vision has been affected by the injection will be treated free of charge.
Dr. Jamal Nasir speaking in the morning show of Geo News, Geo Pakistan, has said that this is not an emergency injection, it is made by a multinational company, which has been banned.
Dr. Jamal Nasir has said that this injection is registered with Drip, which is used for cancer, according to research, if this injection is administered in a small amount to a diabetic patient, it can be avoided.
While sharing information about the injection, he has said that it is an injection of 28 thousand, it makes 70 to 80 vials, one vial of injection is sold for 1200 to 1500, which saves them up to 1 lakh rupees, which This injection of the company is registered.
Dr. Jamal Nasir said that cases have been reported in Multan, Rahim Yar Khan, Sadiqabad, Jhang, Lahore, Faisalabad. Investigations are being conducted whether there was any problem in the packaging of the injection or the lot was defective.
They say that the injection should be stored at 2 to 8 degrees Celsius, and should be used within 6 hours of opening.
Dr. Jamal Nasir has said that it is being evaluated whether the temperature was taken care of during the transfer of this injection to another city or not.
He has further said that the injection has been sent to the drug testing lab, it will take a week and ten days to get the report. The company that is responsible will be held accountable.
Provincial Caretaker Minister Dr. Jamal Nasir also says that it is like playing with human life, no one will be spared.
“Injections affecting eyesight are not available in Nishtar Hospital”.
On the other hand, according to Dr. Rashid Qamar, principal of Nishtar Medical College, Multan, 3 infected patients have been reported so far in Nishtar Hospital.
In a statement, Dr. Rashid Qamar has said that there are no vision-affecting injections in Nishtar Hospital, so far no patient has been given this injection in Nishtar Hospital.
They also say that regaining sight is difficult, efforts are being made to save, all three patients were injected with DHQ jhang.
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