Mustafa Kamal inaugurates International Travelers Vaccination Center in Islamabad

“Health Minister Mustafa Kamal inaugurated a vaccination center for international travelers, stressing required vaccines and meningitis certificates for Hajj and…”
IISLAMABAD —Federal Health Minister Mustafa Kamal has inaugurated the International Travelers Vaccination Center, where international travelers leaving for or arriving in Pakistan will be provided with necessary vaccination facilities. Addressing the inauguration ceremony, Mustafa Kamal said travelers going abroad and those arriving from other countries should get the required vaccinations.
He said travelers must carry a meningitis vaccination certificate, particularly those traveling for Hajj and Umrah. He said the newly established Travelers Vaccination Center would provide international travelers with vaccination facilities under one roof, helping further improve preventive measures for people traveling abroad.
On the occasion, Mustafa Kamal also responded to criticism over one of his old videos. He said he had been involved in public service around 20 to 21 years ago and had also been seen working on roads and in hospitals late at night, in the rain and under difficult circumstances.
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The federal minister said the number of beds at Abbasi Shaheed Hospital was increased during his tenure, while various facilities were also provided for patients., additional beds had to be installed at the hospital at the time, while ventilator facilities were also provided for children.
Clarifying the circumstances shown in his old video, Mustafa Kamal said the situation depicted in it needed to be viewed in its complete context. He said he was a human being and therefore felt anger, sadness and happiness in response to different situations.
He said his anger at the time of the incident was directed at his own people over how the incident had occurred. Mustafa Kamal said old videos should not be presented on social or mainstream media by taking them out of context.
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