UAE to rebuild Quake-hit hospital in Pakistan
Pakistan Times Kashmir Desk
http://www.pakistantimes.net/2006/05/27/kashmir4.htm
MUZAFFARABAD (AJK): The United Arab Emirates is to rebuild the main hospital in earthquake-ravaged Pakistani Kashmir at a cost of up to 20 million dollars, officials said Friday.
"A 400-bed hospital equipped with the latest facilities would be constructed to support and help our affected brethren," Juma Mubarak Aljunaibi, a representative of the UAE president said in Muzaffarabad, the AJK capital.
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A memorandum of understanding would be later signed in Islamabad between Pakistan and the UAE government and the <span style='font-size:21pt;line-height:100%'>reconstruction of the Combined Military Hospital [CMH] would cost about 16 to 20 million dollars, Aljunaibi said.</span>
The UAE would also help rebuild other health and education facilities in the region, he said.
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The massive 7.6 magnitude quake on October 8, 2005 claimed more than 77,000 lives, seriously injured nearly 70,000 people and left 3.3 million homeless in Pakistan. More than 1,000 also died in India held-Kashmir.â
PAKISTAN: EMIRATES TO BUILD HOSPITAL IN QUAKE ZONE
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Muzzafarabad, 26 May (APP/AKI) -<b> The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has committed itself to rebuilding the destroyed 400-bed hospital in Muzzaffarabad, destroyed by last year's quake, at the cost of 16 million dollars. UAE government representative Juma Mubarak Aljunaibi broke the news in an interview with APP during his visit to Muzaffarabad on Thursday.</b> Juma Mubarak said their government under the instructions of the UAE President planned various construction projects including education and health sectors in the quake hit areas Kashmir and the North Western Frontier Province.
During the visit to ruined hospital, the delegation was briefed by the Commanding Officer Col. Iqbal Hanif about the activities and services rendered by the doctors and para-medical staff immediately after the 8 October earthquake.
Pakistan Times Kashmir Desk
http://www.pakistantimes.net/2006/05/27/kashmir4.htm
MUZAFFARABAD (AJK): The United Arab Emirates is to rebuild the main hospital in earthquake-ravaged Pakistani Kashmir at a cost of up to 20 million dollars, officials said Friday.
"A 400-bed hospital equipped with the latest facilities would be constructed to support and help our affected brethren," Juma Mubarak Aljunaibi, a representative of the UAE president said in Muzaffarabad, the AJK capital.
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A memorandum of understanding would be later signed in Islamabad between Pakistan and the UAE government and the <span style='font-size:21pt;line-height:100%'>reconstruction of the Combined Military Hospital [CMH] would cost about 16 to 20 million dollars, Aljunaibi said.</span>
The UAE would also help rebuild other health and education facilities in the region, he said.
</span>
The massive 7.6 magnitude quake on October 8, 2005 claimed more than 77,000 lives, seriously injured nearly 70,000 people and left 3.3 million homeless in Pakistan. More than 1,000 also died in India held-Kashmir.â
PAKISTAN: EMIRATES TO BUILD HOSPITAL IN QUAKE ZONE
http://www.adnki.com/index_2Level_English....303012916&par=0
Muzzafarabad, 26 May (APP/AKI) -<b> The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has committed itself to rebuilding the destroyed 400-bed hospital in Muzzaffarabad, destroyed by last year's quake, at the cost of 16 million dollars. UAE government representative Juma Mubarak Aljunaibi broke the news in an interview with APP during his visit to Muzaffarabad on Thursday.</b> Juma Mubarak said their government under the instructions of the UAE President planned various construction projects including education and health sectors in the quake hit areas Kashmir and the North Western Frontier Province.
During the visit to ruined hospital, the delegation was briefed by the Commanding Officer Col. Iqbal Hanif about the activities and services rendered by the doctors and para-medical staff immediately after the 8 October earthquake.