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Non-practicing allowance of doctors raised

Published July 23, 2006
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ISLAMABAD, July 22: Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz on Saturday approved substantial increase in the non-practicing allowance of doctors serving in the federal government.

On a proposal submitted by the ministry of health, the Prime Minister has approved the enhancement from Rs500 per month to Rs4000 for doctors in BS-17 and BS-18 and from Rs700 to Rs6000 per month for doctors in BS-19 and BS-20.

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