ISLAMABAD: Spokesman of the Quaid-i-Azam International Hospital (QIH) has issued a statement on Wednesday and stated that in an article published in some news papers recently, Dr. Shaukat Bangash founder and CEO of the QIH—a project of Global Health Services, took strong exception to the false and baseless allegation of
with media trial with the help of some black sheep. No one contacted me before publishing false news or verified the same. In any case this created lot of confusion in public and damaged the image of those who have done a good job for the country. No one will come forward and do anything for the country if this practice continues. I left America which is paradise for doctors to build a state-of-the-art hospital for my country. I brought foreign investors and investment, all through proper banking channel. I have invested my own money more than any one else and have given 12 years of my life to this great project. Due to heavy depreciation in the initial yearsI could not pay dividends and investors must understand that I cannot go against the law. Dr. Bangash has invited journalists, NAB and SECP to come and see the project themselves before arriving at a conclusion.
“I should be left alone to concentrate on patients’ care and contribute to the poor health care system of this country. Do not get me entangled in all these false allegations and replying to those one after the other new allegation and investigation,” said Dr Bangash.
The management of QIH has decided to serve legal notice to all those who are defaming it. The QIH took eight years to complete, mostly with foreign exchange, all funds were transferred through proper banking channels. The project of this magnitude has been completed without any loan from banks. The hospital is in operation for the last three and half years. The hospital has 400 beds and is providing quality health service under one roof. The total cost of the project is Rs3 billion.