Doctors go on strike in Quetta over heinous acid attack
• Victim’s eyes damaged, but is said to be in stable condition • CM honours ward boy who helped victim; Aseefa recommends him for country’s highest civilian award • FIR registered; political leaders slam incident QUETTA: The Young Doctors Association (YDA) on Sunday announced an indefinite strike, shutting down Out-Patient Departments (OPDs) and elective services in all government hospitals across the provincial capital, to protest the acid attack on one of their female coll
Doctors in Quetta have initiated an indefinite strike, halting outpatient and elective services in all public hospitals. This action follows a severe acid attack on a female colleague, Dr. Mahnoor Nasir, within the Civil Hospital premises. The assailant, identified as Humayun Shah, was reportedly killed in a police encounter while attempting to escape. Dr. Nasir sustained significant eye injuries but is reported to be in stable condition and receiving specialized care in Karachi. A hospital employee, Abdul Razzaq, who was seen aiding the victim in CCTV footage, has been lauded for his bravery and is recommended for a national civilian award for his actions.
The strike highlights critical concerns regarding workplace safety for medical professionals and raises questions about hospital security protocols following a violent attack.
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