Ramay improves

Published December 8, 2005

LAHORE, Dec 7: Former Punjab chief minister Haneef Ramay, under treatment at a private hospital for the last five days, showed signs of improvement on Wednesday, his son Ibrahim said quoting doctors. However, he is still in the intensive care unit.

Meanwhile, a number of people from various walks of life inquired after Mr Ramay. They included Punjab Assembly Speaker Afzal Sahi, PPP leaders Qasim Zia, Fakhr Zaman, Khalid Kharal, Mushtaq Awan, Azizur Rehman Chan and Munir Ahmad Khan, Jamaat-i-Islami secretary-general Munawwar Hasan, former speaker Fakhr Imam, justices Javid Iqbal, A. S. Salam and Aftab Farrukh and Nawa-i-Waqt Editor Majid Nizami.—Staff Reporter

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