The Aporia
The Aporia
14 articles about 7 events for “Imran Hospital Transfer”.
“A SUPREME Court order directing the hospitalisation of former prime minister Imran Khan for medical tests and treatment has now turned into a much bigger crisis than anyone anticipated.”
“ISLAMABAD: The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) on Tuesday summoned, under Article 175-E of the Constitution, the complete record of cases related to the transfer of PTI founder Imran Khan to Shifa International Hospital pending before the Supreme Court.”
“Besides Khan's release, protesters are demanding his transfer to a hospital and permission for his family to visit him.”
“In August, Khan was briefly transferred from jail to a state-run hospital for medical examination and treatment following complaints about his deteriorating health.”
“According to the PTI, Imran’s health and medical treatment were also raised as a matter of fundamental importance in the talks, with the negotiating team seeking immediate access to him, his transfer to Shifa International Hospital in Islamabad for treatment,…”
“In the interim, the courts have denied two requests to action a similar hospital transfer.”
“Last month, the country’s Supreme Court ordered Pakistani authorities to transfer the former prime minister to the privately-run Shifa International Hospital in the capital, Islamabad.”
“He demanded that Imran be transferred to a hospital for treatment, that his family be allowed to meet him, and that details of his health and treatment be shared with them.”
“Then, on August 18, the Supreme Court ordered Khan transferred to Shifa International Hospital within 48 hours, with a medical board that included his sister, Dr Uzma Khan, and his personal physician, Dr Faisal Sultan.”
“The matter was fixed for Sept 16, but by then, the Federal Constitutional Court had requisitioned the record of the hospital transfer cases.”
“Lawyers said last month that Mr Khan's health had deteriorated in jail conditions described as 'barbaric', prompting intervention from a Supreme Court which saw him transferred to a private hospital.”