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Date of Name Father Name Post Applied for Test Centre Address Interview Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras C/O ASIF KHAN, TYPE APPROVAL SECTION, PTA (HQS), F-5/1, MUHAMMAD ALI GUL HASSAN Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 Bukhari Road, Islamabad ISLAMABAD Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras SHER MAHMOOD SAJAD KHAN Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 C/O ASIF KHAN TYPE APPROVAL SECTION PTA HQ F-5/1 ISLAMABAD Bukhari Road, Islamabad Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras Mohalla rakhay-Na-Mohra, Noor Pur Shahan Dak Khana Khas, Arslan Ahmed Mohammad Yaseen Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 Bukhari Road, Islamabad Islamabad Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras Mussa Ali Ali Muhammad Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 FLAT NO. 07, BLOCK NO. 02, G-8/2, FIA COLONY, ISLAMABAD Bukhari Road, Islamabad Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras AQIB JAMAL ABDUL JAMAL Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 NAR SHER ALI KHAN P/O DHULLI TEH & DISTT BAGH AJK Bukhari Road, Islamabad Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras usman fareed gulam fareed Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 village sehali, post office pind bhagwal t&d islamabad Bukhari Road, Islamabad MUHAMMAD Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras H# ANC 560 ST 03, SECTOR #1 GHOUSIA MASJID, AL- NOOR MEHR ZAMAN Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 KAMRAN Bukhari Road, Islamabad COLONY RAWALPINDI Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras RIZWAN KHALID KHALID JAVAID Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 Bukhari Road, Islamabad Mohallah Moohrian Nai Abadi Bhara Kahu Islamabad Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras HASSAN AKHTAR MUNAWAR DIN Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 Bukhari Road, Islamabad VPO MALHOWWALI TEH PINDI GHEB DISTT ATTOCK ABDUL RASOOL Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras C/O WAQAR HUSSAIN SOOMRO SPA ELECTION COMMISSION OF SAJJAD HUSSAIN Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 SOOMRO Bukhari Road, Islamabad PAKISTAN CONSTITUTION AVENUE G-5/2, ISLAMBAAD Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras IQRAR UL HAQ JUMA SAEED Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 Bukhari Road, Islamabad HOUSE NO # 505-D STREET # 27 G-6/2 ISLAMABAD Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras ZAHOOR MALIK KHUDA YAR Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 Bukhari Road, Islamabad ROOM NO 153 K BLOCK PAK SOCH ISLAMABAD Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras SHOP # 7, DYMOR JEWELLERY OPP. USMANIA RESTAURANT MALL SABIR HUSSAIN ZAKIR HUSSAIN Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 Bukhari Road, Islamabad ROAD MURREE Pakistan Meteorological Department, Sector H-8/2, Pitras ASIF ALI MUHAMMAD BASHIR Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 6/3/2018 Bukhari Road, Islamabad SA. 99 ST#2 MAGISTRATE COLONY SADIQABAD RAWALPINDI Abdullah Mehmood Khan Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 2/4/2018 House No. 91-D Block No. 3 Satellite Town, Quetta. Regional Meteorological Centre, Brewery Road, Quetta Abdullah Mehmood Khan Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 2/4/2018 House No. 91-D Block No. 3 Satellite Town, Quetta. Regional Meteorological Centre, Brewery Road, Quetta JN Computers Shop # 1 Basement Agha Siraj Complex MA Jinnah Muhammad Yaseen Muhammad Aslam Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 2/4/2018 Regional Meteorological Centre, Brewery Road, Quetta Road Quetta Yasir Javed Javed Akhtar Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 2/4/2018 Regional Meteorological Centre, Brewery Road, Quetta Akhtar Tech Computer Shop Advocate Road Turbat Muhammad Adnan Pakistan Meteorological Department University Road Karachi H-14 Zaheer Ahmad Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 30-03-2018 Zaheer Meteorological Complex, University Road, Karachi Met Colony, Karachi Date of Name Father Name Post Applied for Test Centre Address Interview MAHALLA GHARIBABAD NABISAR ROAD P.O NABISARROAD TALUKA HAREESH KUMAR WIRDHO MAL Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 30-03-2018 Meteorological Complex, University Road, Karachi KUNRI DISTT UMERKOT PAKISTAN METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT (MWS) ADMIN FARMAN ALI AMEER ABBAS Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 30-03-2018 Meteorological Complex, University Road, Karachi SECTION MET. CAMP OFFICE UNIVERSITY RADO KARACHI 75270 KASTOORO JAIRAM Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 30-03-2018 Meteorological Complex, University Road, Karachi P.O-Samaro Town C/o Riaz Painter Samaro Distt: Umerkot sindh MUHAMMAD NISAR UZAIR ABDULLAH Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 30-03-2018 KHAN Meteorological Complex, University Road, Karachi D -5 METEOROGICAL COMPLEX UNIVERSITY ROAD KHI 75270 HOUSE NO A 302, KISHWAR HIGHTS BLOCK 6, GULISTAN-E-JOHAR MOONA ZAHID ZAHID Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 30-03-2018 Meteorological Complex, University Road, Karachi KARACHI HOUSE NO 210 STREET NO 28 REHMAT PURA NEAR SALEEM MUHAMMAD SHERAZ SHAHNAWAZ Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 15-03-2018 Aeromet. Observatory, Sukkur Airport BAKERY SHERSHAH ROAD KOT KHAWAJA SACED KASHMORE Muhammad Younis C/o Baboo Khan Oil & Seeds Stroe, Old Anaj Mandi Near Clock Muhammad Kamran Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 15-03-2018 Pathan Aeromet. Observatory, Sukkur Airport Towar Jacobabad VILLAGE BANGLO, MOHALLAH BHUTTA, KOTDIJI DISTRICT GHULAM MUSTAFA ASHIQUE HUSSAIN Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 15-03-2018 Aeromet. Observatory, Sukkur Airport KHAIRPUR IBRAHIM HANIF M. HANIF Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 15-03-2018 Aeromet. Observatory, Sukkur Airport MOHALA TAJ COLONY PADDIDAN STATION DIST N. FROZE P/O PADIDAN TOWN WARD NO 1 SEYAL MUHALA, NAUSHEHRO WAQAR AHMED ABDUL KAREEM Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 15-03-2018 Aeromet. Observatory, Sukkur Airport FEROZE. KHADIM HUSSAIN RIND CLOTHS SHOP SHAHI BAZAR JOHI, DISTT: MASHOOQ ALI MUHAMMAD BACHAL Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 15-03-2018 Aeromet. Observatory, Sukkur Airport DADU MUHAMMAD KASHIF MUHAMMAD ESA Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 12/3/2018 BASTI PEHAR P/O RETRA TEHSIL TAUNSA DISTRICT D.G KHAN Meteorological Office, Multan Airport MUHAMMAD DERA GUJJRAN, JALHAN PO SAME TEHSIL NOSHERA VIRKAN MUHAMMAD WAQAS Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 9/3/2018 MUSHTAQ Regional Meteorological Centre, 46-Jail Road, Lahore DISTRICT GUJRANWALA MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 9/3/2018 HOUSE # 3, STREET # 1A SAHAWARI MUPASPURA LAHORE NOUMAN SHAFIQUE SHAFIQUE Regional Meteorological Centre, 46-Jail Road, Lahore H.NO.43, STREET NO.33, QUAID-E-AZAM STREET MOHALLAH SIRAJ MUHAMMAD WAQAR MUHAMMAD ASHRAF Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 9/3/2018 Regional Meteorological Centre, 46-Jail Road, Lahore PURA, SHALAMAR TOWN, LAHORE CANTT HOUSE NO 12-A STREET NO 16 MUHALLAH GHAZI ABDULLAH FATIMA ZULFIQAR ZULFIQAR TUFAIL Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 9/3/2018 Regional Meteorological Centre, 46-Jail Road, Lahore GARHI SHAHU LAHORE HOUSE NO 12-A STREET NO 16 MUHALLA GHAZI ABDULLA GARHI AHMED ZULFIQAR ZULFIQAR TUFAIL Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 9/3/2018 Regional Meteorological Centre, 46-Jail Road, Lahore SHAHU LAHORE MUHAMMAD BOOTA SAIFULLAH Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 9/3/2018 HAMID Regional Meteorological Centre, 46-Jail Road, Lahore CHAK NO 68.G.B. P.O.SAME TEHSIL JARANWALA DISTT FAISALABAD H.No.2, St. b-9 angori bagh scheme no 2 Lahore Cantt, District HASEEB AHMAD MUHAMMAD NAZEER Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 9/3/2018 Regional Meteorological Centre, 46-Jail Road, Lahore Lahore Pakistan Date of Name Father Name Post Applied for Test Centre Address Interview ABD UR REHMAN MAQSOOD AHMAD MUDRASA TALEEM UL QURAN MAJEED PARK MAQSOOD AHMAD Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 9/3/2018 NOMI Regional Meteorological Centre, 46-Jail Road, Lahore SHAHDARA TOWN LAHORE` HOUSE # 21C, STREET # 28 REHMATPURA NEAR SALEEM BAKERY MUHAMMAD BILAL SHAHNAWAZ Radio Mechanic (BS-07) 9/3/2018 Regional Meteorological Centre, 46-Jail Road, Lahore SHER SHAH ROAD KOT KHAWAJA SAEED LAHORE SHER ULLAH SHER KHAN Radio Mechanic (BS-07) Regional Meteorological Centre, Gilgit Airport 16-04-2018 RIZAWAN MOBILES DOMYAL LINK ROAD GILGIT C/O SHAAJK HUSSAIN (SUB ENGINEER), REGIONAL MET CENTRE REHBAR HUSSAIN MUHAMMAD TAQI Radio Mechanic (BS-07) Regional Meteorological Centre, Gilgit Airport 16-04-2018 GILGIT AIRPORT MUHAMMAD AFZAL AZHAR IQBAL Radio Mechanic (BS-07) KHAN Regional Meteorological Centre, Gilgit Airport 16-04-2018 POST OFFICE BUNJI (G.B).
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  • Primary Trauma Care Course, District Jacobabad, Sindh, Pakistan 18 and 19 March 2006 After the First

    Primary Trauma Care Course, District Jacobabad, Sindh, Pakistan 18 and 19 March 2006 After the First

    Primary Trauma Care Course, District Jacobabad, Sindh, Pakistan 18 th and 19 th March 2006 After the first successful PTC course in a District Headquarter Hospital at Mirpur Mathelo (District Gotkhi, Upper Sind) on 7 th and 8 th January 2006, present course at Jacobabad was organised to introduce and teach the concepts and principles of PTC to the medical officers and specialists and health care providers of this remote and backward district of Sindh bordering Balochistan. The course was result of an ongoing communication between PTC Chairperson Prof Rashid Jooma , DGO Health and EDO Health Jacobabad Dr Ghulam Muhammad Channa. Every effort was made to learn from the experience of the previous District course and to maintain the appropriateness of this trauma course in accordance to the needs of the district hospitals of upper Sindh. It was kept in mind that the level of course should not be an exhaustive exploration of clinical traumatology but to remain focused on the ABCDE of resuscitation. The format and contents of the lectures, small group discussions and the skill stations were kept realistic with the appropriate models and equipments and combination of presentation styles. English, Urdu and Sindhi language were used as a medium. Prof. Rashid Jooma and Dr Gulam Muhammad Channa were actively involved with the other members of the team to organise this course. Manikins, equipments, IT support, meals, refreshments and digital imaging facilities were totally organised by PTC Sindh. Medisure provided the meals and refreshments for the participants. Mrs Sheena Faisal kindly provided the administrative help throughout the course.