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List of Province-Wise Quarantine Facilities Sr Locations LIST OF PROVINCE-WISE QUARANTINE FACILITIES SR LOCATIONS BEDS Islamabad 1. Hajji Camp 300 2. Pak-China Friendship Centre 50 Total 350 Balochistan 1. Turkish Colony, District Jaffarabad 50 2. Midwifery School, District Naseerabad 50 3. DHQ Hospital Kachi 50 4. Boys Highschool Gandawah, District Jhal Magsi 50 5. Boys Highschool Digri, District Sohbatpur 50 6. Sheikh Khalif Bin Zayed Hospital, District Quetta 56 7. Gynae & General Private Hospital, District Quetta 24 8. Customs House Taftan 17 9. Taftan Quarantine 4,950 10. PCSIR Laboratory Compound 600 Total 5,897 Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 1. Landi Kotal, District Khyber 102 2. Darazinda, District Dera Ismail Khan 200 3. Peshawar 500 4. Gomal Medical College, District Dera Ismail Khan 200 5. RHC Dassu, District Kohistan 2 6. RHC Shetyal, District Kohistan 2 7. GHSS Boys, District Mohmand 20 8. GHS Ekkaghund, District Mohmand 30 9. Hostel Bahai Daag AC Complex, District Mohmand 20 10. DHQ Hospital Nursing Hostel, District Bajaur 30 11. Type D Hospital Nawagai, District Bajaur 30 12. Type D Hospital Larkhalozo, District Bajaur 60 13. Post Graduate College, District Bajaur 50 14. Degree College Nawagai, District Bajaur 50 15. Degree College Barkhalozo, District Bajaur 50 16. Bachelor Hostel Daag Qilla, District Bajaur 20 17. BHU Dehrakai, District Bajaur 10 18. RHC Arang, District Bajaur 10 19. GHS Khar No-2, District Bajaur 20 20. Govt. Degree College Wari, District Dir Upper 55 21. Govt. Degree College, District Dir Upper 35 22. Govt. Technical College, District Nowshera 50 23. Govt. Post Graduate College, District Nowshera 100 24. GHSS Khairabad, District Nowshera 20 25. GHSS Taru Jabba/ UET Jalozai, District Nowshera 483 26. GHSS Rashakai, District Nowshera 20 27. Govt. College Akora Khattak, District Nowshera 50 28. GHSS Khesgi, District Nowshera 20 29. DHQ Bannu 18 30. RHC Ghoriwala, District Bannu 21 31. RHC Domel, District Bannu 10 32. Type D Hospital Kakki, District Bannu 10 33. Type D Hospital Jani Khel, District Bannu 20 34. GPS Mandraza (POE), District Kohistan Lower 5 35. THQ Pattan, District Kohistan Lower 23 36. GHS Chakai, District Kohistan Lower 10 37. RHC Ranolia, District Kohistan Lower 4 38. Type-B BHU Daurmera, District Torghar 2 39. Type-B BHU Kandar, District Torghar 2 40. Type-B BHU Mera M.K, District Torghar 2 41. Type-B BHU Shagal, District Torghar 2 42. Bachelor Hostel Kandar, District Torghar 20 43. Ayub Teaching Hospital, District Abbottabad 24 44. BBST(DHQ) Hospital Abbottabad 52 45. Sports Hostel, Kunj Football Ground, District Abbottabad 100 46. Shelter Home Social Welfare Office Building Abbottabad 28 47. DHQ Karak 20 48. Type-D Hospital T/Nasrati, District Karak 10 49. THQ Hospital B.D. Shah, District Karak 8 50. THQ Hospital Sabir Abad, District Karak 8 51. Doctor Hostel Building (rooms), District Buner 72 52. DHQ Hospital Lakki Marwat 50 Total 2,760 Punjab 1. Ghazi University, District Dera Ghazi Khan 1,740 2. Islamia University, District Bahawalpur 2,000 3. Lahore 1,708 4. Sialkot 812 5. Multan 1,836 6. Faisalabad 2,852 Total 10,948 Sindh 1. Sukkur Labour Colony 2,000 2. Karachi Doaba Hospital 100 Total 2,100 Azad Jammu & Kashmir 1. College of Medical Technology (CMT) Hostel, Mirpur 100 2. Chinese Camp at Khunbanway, Muzaffarabad 350 3. Block D at District Complex, Rawalakot (Poonch) 40 4. Poonch University Hostel 40 Total 530 Gilgit Baltistan 1. Combined Military Hospital (CMH) Skardu 57 2. Muhammadabad Civil Hospital, Gilgit 15 3. Ice Cap Hotel, Gilgit 10 4. Capital Lodge Hotel, Gilgit 70 5. Dreamworld Hotel, Gilgit 46 6. Fida Hotel Chalt, Nagar 15 7. Hikal Hotel Jaffarabad, Nagar 7 8. Edan View Hotel Qasimabad, Nagar 7 9. Odasy Hotel Gulmit, Nagar 10 10. Rakaposhi Front Place Jaffarabad, Nagar 10 11. Mashabroom, Skardu 56 12. Sadpara, Skardu 22 13. Baltistan Resort, Skardu 20 14. Serene Baltistan, Skardu 6 15. Baltistan Continental Hotel, Skardu 23 16. Village Guesthouse, Skardu 3 17. Snowland, Skardu 18 18. Summaith Hotel, Skardu 23 19. Hotel One, Skardu 23 20. Grandview, Skardu 10 21. Tibbat Motel, Skardu 26 22. Shalimar, Skardu 7 23. Ghazalee Guesthouse, Skardu 4 24. Kachora Continental, Skardu 10 25. Other Guesthouse, Skardu 21 26. Ghazi Hotel, Skardu 4 27. Upper Lake Guesthouse, Skardu 3 28. Khadim Hotel, Skardu 2 29. Lakeview Hotel, Skardu 2 30. Shaheen Guesthouse, Skardu 2 31. Superstar Hotel, Skardu 6 32. Kachura Guesthouse, Skardu 3 33. Green One Hotel, Skardu 4 34. Shangrila Resort, Skardu 70 35. Karakorum Inn, Skardu 31 36. Kashmir Inn, Skardu 8 37. Paradise Hotel, Skardu 14 38. Kamal Palace, Skardu 10 39. Rehman Hotel, Skardu 10 40. Indus Motel, Skardu 18 41. Ansar Hotel, Skardu 14 42. Baltistan Mountain Hall, Skardu 10 43. PTDC, Skardu 20 44. Concordia Motel, Skardu 25 45. Baltistan Continental, Skardu 20 46. Mountain Lodge, Skardu 10 47. Serena, Shigar 20 48. Riverview, Shigar 12 49. Space, Shigar 18 50. Kakuram Lodge, Ghanche 18 51. Taj Mohel, Ghanche 2 52. High Cliff, Ghanche 5 53. Chiqchan Palace, Ghanche 4 54. K-2 Hotel, Ghanche 12 55. Shyoke Hotel, Ghanche 4 56. Rest House, Ghanche 5 57. Geo Hotel, Ghanche 5 58. Khaplu Inn, Ghanche 5 59. Staling, Kharmang 15 60. Qazburg Thang (1), Kharmang 6 61. Qazburg Thang (2), Kharmang 8 62. Reserve Camp, Kharmang 11 63. Lahore Qalandar Hotel, Astore 17 Total 972 GRAND TOTAL 23,557 .
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