Favoritism at Civil Hospital Turbat
Patients visiting Civil Hospital Turbat deserve equal treatment, but many complain that this is not always the case. Poor patients often wait for hours to see a doctor, while the relatives or acquaintances of doctors are allowed to enter directly without waiting their turn. Such favoritism is unfair and causes great hardship to those who have no influence or connections. A public hospital should serve every patient equally, regardless of their social status or personal relationships. The hospital administration should ensure that all patients are examined according to a fair queue system and take action against any practice that gives unjust preference to certain individuals. Equal treatment is a basic right. Fairness and accountability are essential to restore public trust in Civil Hospital Turbat.