Chief Minister of Balochistan, Mir Sarfraz Bugti, has announced a civil award for Abdul Razzaq Tareen in recognition of his courageous actions during the acid attack on Dr Mah Noor Nasir at Quetta’s Civil Hospital. Tareen risked his own safety to provide immediate aid to the injured doctor, playing a crucial role in saving her life following the violent incident.
In a significant development, the chief minister lauded Tareen’s bravery and sense of duty, emphasizing that such acts of selflessness serve as a source of national pride. Bugti highlighted that Abdul Razzaq Tareen’s prompt response exemplified humanity and professional responsibility, and assured that his valor would be honored at the national level.
The Balochistan government reiterated its commitment to recognizing and encouraging individuals who contribute to safeguarding lives and demonstrate outstanding public service. This announcement follows the acid attack on Dr Mah Noor Nasir, who was subsequently transferred to Karachi for specialized medical treatment.
The attack provoked widespread condemnation from the medical community and triggered protests by young doctors demanding enhanced security measures in hospitals and a transparent investigation into the incident. Meanwhile, authorities continue to address concerns raised by healthcare professionals and the public regarding safety in medical facilities.
