At least 14 newborn babies killed after fire breaks out in Pakistan hospital

This Al Jazeera article corroborates the story of the witness whose video I had posted earlier. Her efforts are the reason one baby survived. Cheap characters like @Waterboy were casting aspersions on her testimony.

 
hat problem exists across civilian institutions regardless of whatever political theory you have constructed in your head, and whatever political party has been in power.

And here's the simplest test:

Remove the military from politics tomorrow. Would PIMS suddenly become functional?

Would the same bureaucracy disappear?
Would incompetent administrators suddenly become competent?
How were civilian institutions destroyed? Who gave vacancies on a political basis? NS/Zaradri (Mayo, Railway, PIA). If yes, where did they get the patronage from despite corruption and incumbency? Why were NROs given?
Why our hockey/cricket is no good anymore? Sure, if the current system or Army goes back, the bogus structure cannot sustain as it is rotten from the inside.
So if you are blaming the military for a specific death, show the specific military decision that caused it. Not “they rule the country,” not “CMH is better,” not “the government was installed by them.”
All doors, including the fire escape, were locked for security reasons (terrorism + child abduction). That prevented the fire brigade from accessing the children's ward through a shortcut. Whose responsibility is security? Who appointed the IG and Commissioner in Islamabad? Isn't he some captain?
 
CMH serves the armed forces, the rulers of the country since 1958, whereas government hospitals are for the general public aka the bloody civilians. The population pool the well-resourced CMH serves is miniscule compared to what the poorly resourced public hospitals have to serve. If a bloody civilian with money goes to CMH, they are still put at the back of the line and no poor man will be tolerated at CMH or in private hospitals.

This is the unjust system whose praises you are singing.


Who are you to dispute actual witnesses and victims at the scene ?

Your doctor pay in Pakistan and then whatever big bucks you must now be making in America are nothing compared to the pain of parents who lost their newborns in a hospital fire due to the negligence and cowardice of the staff. For you to even speak like this indicates a narcissistic personality.

And FYI this particular institution, PIMS, has also been taken over by the army in its long encroachment into everything outside of its domain. Why else do you think PIMS was selected to sabotage a recent Supreme Court ruling ?




Typically callous psychopath faujeweet mentality, I shudder to think of what nightmare this dunger daacter must put his patients through here in the US with his sociopathy. Or since his patient population might be yhite master race, he might be on his best behavior as a loyal faujeweet foot soldier with 250 years of loyal service record to the angrez and now amreeki gora master...
 
Unlike in Gaza where the IDF switched them off or actually shot the babies in the heads.
So you can forget or ignore this tragedy - and the fact heads may need to roll for it - by waving the red flag of Israel-hatred. Antisemitism sure has its uses, doesn't it? Jew-hatred trumps investigation, accountability, and even sympathy.

Best to investigate why the fire-suppression systems didn't kick in. Maintenance? Poor design? And comfort the parents for real, rather than invoking hatred.
 
Typically callous psychopath faujeweet mentality, I shudder to think of what nightmare this dunger daacter must put his patients through here in the US with his sociopathy. Or since his patient population might be yhite master race, he might be on his best behavior as a loyal faujeweet foot soldier with 250 years of loyal service record to the angrez and now amreeki gora master...
Sir I agree with everything you said there but please don't use term "dunger daakter". I respect veterinarians.

Yeh waterboy sounds like a fauji brat who got easy admission into free medical school and training in Pakistan and now makes the big bucks in Amreeka. Of course he thinks everything is hunky dory.
 
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So you can forget or ignore this tragedy - and the fact heads may need to roll for it - by waving the red flag of Israel-hatred. Antisemitism sure has its uses, doesn't it? Jew-hatred trumps investigation, accountability, and even sympathy.

Best to investigate why the fire-suppression systems didn't kick in. Maintenance? Poor design? And comfort the parents for real, rather than invoking hatred.
The likes of you filthy rat have the cheek to turn up in this thread to even write any comment given what your genocidal state is doing in Gaza for over 70 years. Spare us your crocodile tears.
 
Stupid low IQ Gandoos jump into action once tragedy strikes. It's a shame so many lives had to pass to wake these chutiyas up from their slumber......


Takes 9 people and a photographer to check an expired fire extinguisher.

Tells you how thought out this strategy is.

Plastering their names over buildings is all they can do.
 
It seems like all these zioImranists are profiteers of every crisis that occurs in Pakistan just so that they could promote their filthy ZioImranist agenda. Stop pretending hospitals during Imran regime were western standards or KPK under 15 years of PTI rule have transformed their hospitals into western standards.

Having said that, this incident definitely occurred due to someone's or bunch of people's negligence and i personally would not be satisfied until those responsible are jailed.
If this was a sabotage then justice must be served by exposing their network and handlers but I doubt these brainwashed zioImranists are going to believe any evidence.

Now this by no means justify anything but before these people who curse out entire nation or government need to know that such negligence and criminal medical practices also take place in USA.

(Johns Hopkins (2016): estimated more than 250,000 deaths per year from medical errors. If that estimate were applied across 10 years, it would be over 2.5 million deaths. But this was an extrapolation and has been criticized by other patient-safety experts. �
Hub at Johns Hopkins University +1
Earlier Institute of Medicine estimate: roughly 44,000–98,000 deaths per year from preventable adverse events, which would correspond to approximately 440,000–980,000 over 10 years. �
AHRQ +1
AHRQ continues to acknowledge that medical-error deaths are difficult to quantify and cites the 44,000–98,000 historical estimate rather than treating the 250,000 figure as an established fact. �

The U.S. Fire Administration reported that during 2012–2014, U.S. hospitals averaged about 1,100 fires per year but fewer than 5 deaths per year from those fires. )
 

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