The security team at Nishtar Hospital has arrested three people, including a woman, for
allegedly stealing mobile phones from the hospital. The team also recovered five mobile phones
from the suspects, including a phone belonging to a doctor.

According to hospital officials, the action was taken after a mobile phone was reported stolen
from one of the hospital wards. A security team led by Night Security Supervisor Muzammil Altaf
started monitoring suspicious activities across the hospital.

During the operation, security personnel noticed a woman sitting suspiciously inside the
hospital. When the team started following her, she became nervous and threw a mobile phone
on the ground.

The security staff immediately caught her and recovered the phone. During questioning, the
woman revealed that two other people were also involved in the thefts.
The security team quickly traced the two suspects and arrested them as well. All three suspects
were taken into custody with the help of cctv footage

During the operation, security personnel recovered five mobile phones from the suspects. One
of the recovered phones belonged to a doctor and had reportedly been stolen from a hospital
ward shortly before the arrests.

Chief Security Officer Nishtar Hospital Sarfraz Ahmed said the operation was carried out under
special instructions from the Medical Superintendent. He said the administration wanted to stop
thefts inside the hospital and take action against those involved.

He added that Night Security Supervisor Muzammil Altaf had placed security teams in plain
clothes at different locations across the hospital. These teams were assigned to monitor
suspicious activities and prevent theft.

Sarfraz Ahmed said the successful operation was the result of this security plan and the team’s
professional efforts.

Dr Abdul Qadir Khan praised the security staff for their performance. He also directed the team
to continue taking effective steps to prevent thefts and maintain a safe environment for patients,
visitors and hospital employees.

Source: Based on the Nishtar Hospital administration’s statement.

Fatima Khan