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Imran Khan’s Vision Satisfactory at PIMS Follow-Up

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Pakistan’s PTI founder Imran Khan underwent his third eye procedure at the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS). The medical board declared his vision satisfactory following the completion of this treatment. According to PIMS administration, Khan consented to the procedure where he was given a third anti-VJF injection.

The hospital emphasized that all precautions and protocols were followed during the operation. Post-procedure, Khan was discharged from the facility with satisfactory eyesight confirmed by the medical board. PTI had earlier raised concerns over government secrecy regarding Khan’s treatment at PIMS, demanding transparency in his care process.

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