Former Pakistani PM Imran Khan has been sent back to prison after a hospital visit, per Reuters. The move follows his recent eye treatment and medical care at an Islamabad hospital.
Lawyers were granted access to Khan in Adiala Jail, as reported by Deccan Herald. The visit comes amid ongoing political tensions following his arrest and trial on multiple charges.
Separately, Pakistan plans financial and administrative reforms at a hospital in Islamabad months after a deadly fire, according to Arab News.pk. The new initiatives aim to address systemic issues in public healthcare infrastructure.
Meanwhile, Pakistan's military continues airstrikes targeting areas in Afghanistan, killing three people, per DDNews.gov.in. These actions mark an escalation of cross-border tensions between the two countries.
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