Imran Khan Undergoes Medical Check-up Amid Concerns over Health
The doctors checked his blood pressure, cholesterol and eyes, then declared him fit to remain in custody.
- On Sunday, a medical team from the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences examined Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf founder Imran Khan inside Rawalpindi's Adyala Jail, according to ARY News.
- The Supreme Court previously ordered Khan's medical assessment at Shifa International Hospital to address health concerns, after which he was transferred back to Adyala Jail last month.
- Equipped with modern medical equipment, a team led by Arif examined Khan's blood pressure, cholesterol, and eyes during the one-hour session inside the jail.
- Medical professionals declared Khan fit to remain in custody following the assessment; his family and legal team have repeatedly raised health concerns despite government assertions of appropriate care.
- Khan has remained incarcerated since August 2023, and his ongoing detention continues to draw attention amid persistent disputes regarding his medical treatment and health.
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A special team conducted a medical checkup on former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is lodged in Pakistan's Adiala Jail. According to reports, doctors checked his blood pressure, cholesterol, and eyesight. Meanwhile, Imran's sister has also been sent to jail.
Ex-Pak PM Imran Khan undergoes medical check-up at Adiala jail - The Tribune
Pakistan’s jailed former premier Imran Khan underwent a medical check-up amid concerns over his health, a media report said on Saturday. Khan, 73, has been incarcerated since 2023, when he was arrested following his conviction in a corruption case. He is currently lodged at the high-security Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi. Geo News reported, quoting sources, […]
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LatestlyImran Khan gets jail medical check-up amid fresh health concerns
A PIMS medical team examined jailed former prime minister Imran Khan at Adiala Jail. The check-up has sharpened scrutiny of his treatment in custody as PTI presses for his transfer.
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