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nice friend:
Salman's dream , for wat he was strugling hard, has moved in NWFP Assembly ... congrats Salman u made it ....
KARACHI: Govt to present thalassaemia bill in PA

for complete article : http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2009\10\02\story_2-10-2009_pg7_41
Friday, October 02, 2009

--- Quote ---NWFP Preventive Health Bill 2009 presented in PA

* Nikah registrar empowered to obtain test reports of spouses regarding thalassemia and hepatitis-C before the solemnisation of marriage

PESHAWAR: A government member presented The NWFP Preventive Health Bill, 2009 in the provincial assembly on Thursday to make premarital tests mandatory to spread health awareness and educate future parents that may give birth to children with contagious and fatal diseases.

According to the Bill introduced by Awami National Party’s (ANP) Saqibullah Khan Chamkani, a nikah registrar shall obtain test reports of spouses regarding thalassemia and hepatitis-C before the solemnisation of the marriage.

The nikah registrar shall also keep these reports for at least three years and if a marriage is solemnised in contravention of these provisions, the license of nikah registrar shall be cancelled and whosoever, other than nikah registrar, solemnises such marriage shall be fined Rs 10,000.

The Bill says the result of thalassemia and hepatitis-C test reports, whatever it may be, shall have no effect on the marriage being solemnised.
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a lil ago:


--- Quote ---KARACHI: Govt to present thalassaemia bill in PA

KARACHI, May 9: The Sindh Health Department, in close coordination with provincial law department, is currently in the process of preparing a ‘Thalassaemia Eradication Bill’, which will soon be presented before the Sindh Assembly.

The Sindh Health Minister, Shabbir Ahmed Qaimkhani, talking to the APP on Tuesday after a seminar organised by Kashif Iqbal Thalassaemia Care Centre to observe World Thalassaemia Day, said the provincial health department would do its optimum to get the bill adopted by the house.

Consensus among public representatives would be essential regarding the disease, which has its socio-economic repercussions on the masses, he said.

The minister said the bill would be aimed at ensuring necessary support to those already inflicted by the genetic blood disorder and to arrest the growing number of new thalassaemia cases in the country.

The minister said that in consonance with efforts towards the bill’s adoption, the Sindh Health Department would also make necessary budgetary allocation for the establishment of a thalassaemia care centre and special blood transfusion units at all major government facilities across the province.

These efforts would be adopted on gradual basis, however, the first facility

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for more dtails : http://www.dawn.com/2006/05/10/local24.htm

Zaini:
A good news indeed,it need to be implemented through out Pakistan.

Keep Smiling:
i read about it being implemented in punjab very soon.................

nice friend:
@ Zaini Sis,
yeah , its a big News for Pakistan's Thal community ... indeed a big relief for the nation and a big comfort for the parents of thals ....

@ Keep Smiling
Waiting for that day when it will happen ...

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Umair

Keep Smiling:
Insha Allah, the day will come very soon.............

Abbas

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