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Provincial Ombudsman inaugurates campus Clinic at GCU Hyderabad

Provincial Ombudsman inaugurates campus Clinic at GCU Hyderabad
HYDERABAD, Oct 31 (APP): Provincial Ombudsman Sindh Dr Muhammad Sohail Rajput inaugurated a newly established campus clinic at Government College University Hyderabad, along with Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Moazzam Ali Khan.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Secretary Sindh HEC Moinuddin Siddiqui, President of the Alumni Association Dr Ashfaq Qureshi, Senior Journalist Amin Yousif, Deans, Directors, Administrative Heads, Faculty Members, Officers and other distinguished guests.
Speaking on the occasion, the VC said establishment of the campus clinic was an important step towards ensuring timely medical assistance for students, faculty members and staff. He said the university was committed to providing a safe, supportive and conducive campus environment.
Dr Muhammad Sohail Rajput appreciated the university’s initiative to establish the healthcare facility and acknowledged the importance of providing basic medical services on campus.
The Vice Chancellor thanked the Alumni Association and the Faculty for its support and appreciated its role in contributing to university initiatives.
As a gesture of respect and hospitality, the Vice Chancellor presented traditional Sindhi Ajraks and bouquets to the visiting guests.
The guests also planted saplings on the university campus as part of a plantation activity.
During his visit, Dr Rajput visited different sections of the university and was briefed on its academic and administrative activities, as well as ongoing development initiatives.

Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)