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‘Sehat Card programme’ relaunched, extended to Islamabad, AJK & G-B

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January 16, 2026
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Well being minister says scheme will present free, cashless healthcare to almost 10m residents of Islamabad, AJK and G-B

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif relaunches and extends ‘Sehat Card programme’ to Islamabad, AJK & G-B on January 16, 2026. Picture: APP

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Friday revived and prolonged the Prime Minister’s Well being Card programme to Islamabad, Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) and Gilgit-Baltistan whereas reaffirming the federal authorities’s dedication to offering high quality healthcare as a elementary proper to each citizen.

Addressing the launch ceremony, the prime minister mentioned the initiative marked one other main step in the direction of delivering healthcare services on the individuals’s doorsteps.

The premier recalled that the well being card scheme was first launched in 2016 underneath the management of former PM and PML-N President Nawaz Sharif and later expanded quickly throughout provinces.

Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif presenting a symbolic well being card to a resident of Azad Jammu & Kashmir to mark the launch of PM’s Well being Card scheme, Islamabad, 16 January 2026.@CMShehbaz pic.twitter.com/F76DGsqb1M

— PTV Information (@PTVNewsOfficial) January 16, 2026

He mentioned there was nothing extra priceless in life than well being. “If there’s well being, there’s schooling; if there’s well being, there’s dignified employment; if there’s well being, there’s progress in each area of life,” he remarked.

The premier mentioned prosperous segments of society might afford costly therapy anyplace on the earth, however the true take a look at of the state lay in defending the poor, widows, orphans and day by day wage earners who battle to make ends meet.

“If a labourer falls in poor health and leaves this world with out therapy, his youngsters are left in everlasting darkness. Healthcare is the appropriate of each Pakistani whether or not prime minister or road vendor,” he mentioned.

وزیراعظم محمد شہباز شریف نے وفاقی دارالحکومت اسلام آباد ،آزاد جموں وکشمیر اور گلگت بلتستان کے شہریوں کے مفت علاج کے لئے وزیراعظم صحت کارڈ پروگرام کا اجرا کر تے ہوئے کہا ہے کہ وزیراعظم صحت کارڈ کا اجراء عوامی فلاح کے عزم کا تسلسل ہے،علاج اور صحت کی سہولیات کا حصول عوام کا… pic.twitter.com/gUPMsuJsSg

— PTV Information (@PTVNewsOfficial) January 16, 2026

The prime minister congratulated Well being Minister Mustafa Kamal, the well being secretary and their total crew on the launch, urging them to make sure clear implementation by third-party monitoring in order that therapy was offered on the proper services and with the appropriate requirements.

He expressed confidence that trustworthy execution of the programme would serve the individuals.

Expressing hope that the scheme can be carried out swiftly and successfully, he mentioned he would personally monitor the programme by visits and inspections in collaboration with Islamabad’s well being management, parliamentarians, the G-B chief minister and the AJK premier.

Responding to a requirement for extending the programme to Sindh, he mentioned that the proposal was legitimate and guaranteed the viewers that he would personally take up the matter with the Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah. He famous that the programme was already progressing quickly in Punjab, with billions of rupees being spent on healthcare, and congratulated the Punjab authorities on its efforts.

He added that whereas different provinces had their very own well being initiatives, efforts can be made to make sure comparable services had been made obtainable nationwide.

PM Shehbaz expressed the hope that the Prime Minister’s Well being Card programme would achieve momentum throughout the nation, bringing reduction to tens of millions of households.

Earlier, Kamal mentioned that the revival of the cardboard scheme would offer free, cashless healthcare to almost 10 million residents of Islamabad, AJK and G-B. He mentioned the programme ensured residents would obtain therapy with out worrying about affordability at moments of ache and misery.

The minister mentioned that inside 4 to 5 weeks, a programme that had change into inactive was totally revived, terming it a “main administrative achievement”. He burdened that healthcare shouldn’t be restricted to treating sickness alone.

“Healthcare means stopping individuals from turning into sufferers making certain secure childbirth, vaccinating youngsters, offering clear consuming water and strengthening preventive care,” he mentioned.

Sharing operational particulars, Kamal mentioned that round 70 hospitals had been being empanelled underneath the Prime Minister’s Well being Card throughout Islamabad, AJK and G-B, together with 20 further hospitals in Islamabad alone. He added that cardholders from these areas dwelling in Karachi would additionally have the ability to entry therapy at 16 designated hospitals within the metropolis.

He famous that Sindh remained the one province the place the well being card was not but operational, whereas Punjab, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan and the federal territories had been already coated.

Referring to proposals mentioned earlier, he mentioned a plan masking 10 rural and concrete districts of Sindh at an estimated price of Rs24 billion had been ready.

“If funding is offered for simply two years, the programme can change into self-sustaining from the third yr onward,” he mentioned, expressing hope that healthcare deprivation in Sindh is also addressed.





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