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Appendix B-3-6: Photographs of PIMS Site Appendix B-3-6 Appendix B-3-6: Photographs of PIMS Site Substation No.1 Substation No.2 Substation No.3 Substation No.4 Substation No.5 Open space from building roof (Facing east) Source: JICA Study Team Photographs of PIMS Site 15 Appendix B-3-6 Situation of waterway 1 Situation of waterway 2 Box culvert of downstream side Pipes of road surface drainage Source: JICA Study Team Photographs of PIMS Site 16 Appendix B-3-7 Appendix B-3-7: Open Space for Installation Source: JICA Study Team Open Space for Installation 17 Appendix B-4 Site Reconnaissance Report Longlist of the Candidate Sites for the Field Survey of Hospitals Appendix B-4-1 S. Name of Hospital Address Location Remarks No. Islamabad (Capital City) Capital Development Authority (CDA) Lies within city, Insufficient open space, approx. 15 min. one 1 G-6, Islamabad Hospital easy access way drive from city Federal Government Services Hospital Shaheed Millat Lies within city, Insufficient open space, approx. 35 min. one 2 (FGSH) Road, Islamabad easy access way drive from city Lies at the periphery G-9, Islamabad, Insufficient open space, approx. 40 min. one 3 Khan research Laboratories (KRL) Hospital of city, difficult Islamabad way drive from city access Lies in the city, easy Open space available, approx. 45 min. one 4 National Institute of Health (NIH) G- 10, Islamabad access way drive from city Lies at the periphery Insufficient open space, works under Pak 5 Nescom Hospital Islamabad of city, difficult Army, difficult access, approx. 40 min. one access way drive from city Lies at the periphery Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) Insufficient open space, approx. 40 min. one 6 H-11/4, Islamabad of city, difficult Hospital way drive from city access Punjab Province Lies in the center of Queen's Road Insufficient open space, approx. 30 min. one 1 Sir Ganga Ram Hospital the city, easy Lahore way drive from city access Lies in the center of Abdur Rehman Insufficient open space, approx. 40 min. one 2 Combined Military (CHM) Hospital the city, easy road, Lahore way drive from city access Lies in the center of Insufficient open space, approx. 50 min. one 3 Data Darbar Hospital Lower Mall, Lahore the city, easy way drive from city access Flying Club Road, Lies at the periphery Open space available, approx. 60 min. one 4 Gulaab Devi Chest Hospital Lahore of city, easy access way drive from city Flying Club Road, Lies at the periphery Open space available, approx. 60 min. one 5 Children Hospital Lahore of city, easy access way drive from city Mughal Pura, Lies in the center of Insufficient open space, approx. 50 min. one 6 Jaanki Devi Hospital Lahore city, easy access way drive from city Allama Shabbir Lies in the center of Jinnah Hospital & Allama Iqbal Medical Open space available, approx. 40 min. one 7 Ahmed Usmani the city, easy College way drive from city Road, Lahore access Hospital Road, near Lies in the center of Insufficient open space, approx. 30 min. one 8 Lady Aitchison Hospital MAYO hospital, the city, crowdy way drive from city Lahore area, difficult access Lies in the center of Data Darbar road, Insufficient open space, approx. 30 min. one 9 Lady Willingdon Hospital the city, crowdy Lahore way drive from city area, difficult access Ayoub Road, near Lies at the periphery Insufficient open space, approx. 60 min. one 10 Lahore General Hospital feroz pur road, of the city, easy way drive from city Lahore access List of Hospitals 1 / 3 Longlist of the Candidate Sites for the Field Survey of Hospitals Appendix B-4-1 S. Name of Hospital Address Location Remarks No. Lies in the center of Hospital Road, Open space available, approx. 30 minutes 11 Mayo Hospital the city, easy Lahore from city access Lies in the centre of Jail road, Lahore, Insufficient open space, approx. 30 min. one 12 Punjab Institute of Cardiology the city, easy Punjab way drive from city access Allama Iqbal Road, Lies in the center of Insufficient open space, approx. 40 min. one 13 Railway Cairns Hospital near Lahore railway the city, easy way drive from city station access Lies in the center of Insufficient open space, approx. 30 min. one 14 Services Hospital Jail road, Lahore the city , easy way drive from city access Lies in the center of Insufficient open space, approx. 35 min. one 15 Shadman Mental Hospital Jail road, Lahore the city , easy way drive from city access Open space available, charity hospital for Lies in the city, easy 16 Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital Johar Town, Lahore cancer patients, approx. 60 min. one way access drive from city University road, Lies in the city, easy Open space available, approx. 45 min. one 17 Sheikh Zayed Hospital canal bank, Lahore access way drive from city Feroz pur road, Lies in the city, easy Insufficient open space, approx. 60 min. one 18 Wapda Hospital Lahore access way drive from city Sindh Province Lies in the unsecure Tabish Dehlavi Unsecure, Insufficient open space, approx. 23 1 Abbasi Shaheed Hospital area of city, easy Road, Karachi min. one way drive from City access Khaliq-uz-Zaman Lies in the city, easy Insufficient open space, approx. 20 min. one 2 Civil Hospital Road, Karachi access way drive from city Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) Sir Ghulam Road, Lies in the city, easy Open space available, approx. 20 min. one 3 Karachi Karachi access way drive from city Lies in the city, easy Insufficient open space, approx. 50 min. one 4 Sindh Government Hospital North Karachi access way drive from city Orangi Town, Lies in the city, easy Insufficient open space, approx. 60 min. drive 5 Sindh Government Qatar Hospital, Karachi Karachi access from city Cantonment Lies in the city, easy Open space available, approx. 20 min. one 6 National Institute of Child Health Karachi, Sindh access way drive from city Insufficient open space, works under Defence Housing Lies in the city, easy 7 Pakistan Naval Station Shifa, PNS Shifa Pakistan Navy, approx. 30 min. one way drive society, Karachi access from city Block M, North Lies in the city, easy Insufficient open space, approx. 30 min. one 8 Karachi Medical & Dental Collage (KMDC) Nazimabad, access way drive from city Karachi Lies in the city, easy Unsecure, Insufficient open space, approx. 40 9 Lyari General Hospital Layari, Karachi access min. one way drive from city List of Hospitals 2 / 3 Longlist of the Candidate Sites for the Field Survey of Hospitals Appendix B-4-1 S. Name of Hospital Address Location Remarks No. Siddique Wahab Lies in the city, easy Insufficient open space, approx. 30 min. one 10 Spencer Eye Hospital Road Lea Market, access way drive from city Karachi Burns road, ratan Lies in the city, easy Insufficient open space, approx. 20 min. one 11 Sobhraj Maternity Hospital talo, Saddar, access way drive from city Karachi, Sindh Sector 15-A/3, Lies in the city, easy Open space available, 50 minutes one way 12 Children Hospital Karachi access drive from city Ibrahim Hyderi, Lies in the city, easy Insufficient open space, approx. 40 min. one 13 Sindh Government Hospital Ibrahim Hyderi Karachi access way drive from city Lies in the city, easy Insufficient open space, approx. 30 min. one 14 Sindh Government Hospital Saudabad East Karachi access way drive from city Liaquatabad, Lies in the city, easy Insufficient open space, approx. 25 min. one 15 Sindh Government Hospital Liaquatabad Karachi access way drive from city Gulshan-e- Iqbal Lies in the city, easy Open space available, approx. 50 min. one 16 Ojha Institute of Chest Diseases town, SUPARCO access way drive from city head quarter, Karachi Karachi Institute of Heart Diseases (KIHD), Federal B Area, Lies in the city, easy Open space available, approx. 50 min. one 17 Federal B. Area Karachi access way drive from city Source: Prepared by JICA Study Team based on Information collected from: (1) List of Hospitals in Lahore collected from the Website of the Government of Punjab (2) List of Hospitals in Karachi collected from the Website of the Government of Sindh Note: The institutes in green-colored row are shortlisted site. List of Hospitals 3 / 3 Longlist of the Candidate Sites for the Field Survey of Universities Appendix B-4-2 S. Name of University Address Location/ Access Remarks No. Islamabad (Capital City) Federal Urdu University of Arts, Sciences & Lies within City, Open space available, approx. 15 min. one 1 G-7/1, Islamabad Technology (FUUAST) easy access way drive from city Pakistan Institute of Engineering & Applied P.O. Nilore, Lies within city, Open space available, approx. 40 min. one 2 Sciences Islamabad easy access way drive from city 3rd Avenue, Lies within city, Open space available, approx. 20 min one 3 Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad easy access way drive from city. National University of Science and Lies within city, Open space available, approx. 20 min. one 4 H-8, Islamabad Technology (NUST) easy access way drive from city Punjab Province Lies within city, Insufficient open space, approx. 30 min. one 1 King Edward Medical University (KEMU) Lahore easy access way drive from city. Lies within city, Open space available, approx. 15 min. one 2 Kinnaird College for Women (KC) Jail Road, Lahore easy access way drive from city Lies within city, Open space available, approx. 15 min. one 3 Lahore College for Women University (LC) Jail Road, Lahore easy access way drive from city University of Engineering & Technology Lies within city, Open space available, approx. 20 min. one 4 G.T. Road, Lahore (UET), Lahore easy access way drive from city.
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