List of hospitals in Punjab, Pakistan

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Punjab is the most populous province of Pakistan, and the second-largest by land area. According to the 2017 Census of Pakistan, it had a population of 110 million. [1] In 2017, there were 88 tehsil-level hospitals (THQ), 34 district hospitals (DHQ), and 23 teaching hospitals in Punjab, Pakistan. [2]

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A list of hospitals in major cities of Punjab, Pakistan is given below.

Lahore

Lahore is the most popular city in Punjab, Pakistan. It has both public and private hospitals that are facilitating a large number of people from different areas of Pakistan. The list of hospitals in Lahore, Pakistan includes the following hospital:

Faisalabad

Faisalabad aka Lyallpur has the following hospitals.

Gujranwala

Gujranwala aka City of Wrestlers have both public and private hospitals. The list of hospitals in Gujranwala district, contains following hospitals.

Gujrat

Gujrat District contains the following hospitals.

Hafizabad

The list of hospitals in Hafizabad District is following.

Jhang

Jhang District contains the following hospitals

Jhelum

Hospitals operating in Jhelum District are following.

Kasur

Kasur District contains the following hospitals.

Khanewal

The list of hospitals in Khanewal District is following.

Khushab

Hospitals operating in Khushab District are following

Layyah

Layyah District contains the following hospitals.

Lodhran

Lodhran District has following hospitals.

Mandi Bahauddin

Hospitals operating in Mandi Bahauddin District are following

Mianwali

The list of hospitals in Mianwali District is following.

Multan

City of the Saints, Multan, contains the following hospitals.

Muzaffargarh

Muzaffargarh District contains the following hospitals.

Attock

Hospitals in Attock District are following.

Bahawalnagar

Hospitals operating in Bahawalnagar District are following.

Bahawalpur

The list of hospitals in Bahawalpur District is following.

Bhakkar

Bhakkar District contains the following hospitals

Chakwal

The list of hospitals in Chakwal District contains the following hospitals

Chiniot

Hospitals operating in Chiniot District are following

Dera Ghazi Khan

Dera Ghazi Khan District contains the following hospitals.

Narowal

Following hospitals are operating in Narowal District.

Nankana Sahib

Hospitals in Nankana Sahib District are following.

Okara

Okara District contains the following hospitals.

Pakpattan

Following hospitals are operating in Pakpattan District.

Rahim Yar Khan

The list of hospitals in Rahim Yar Khan District contains the following hospitals.

Rajanpur

Hospitals in Rajanpur District are following.

Rawalpindi

Rawalpindi aka Pindi is the well known city of Pakistan. The list of hospitals in Rawalpindi District contains the following hospitals.

Sahiwal

Sahiwal District contains the following hospitals.

Sheikhupura

The list of hospitals in Sheikhupura District is following.

Sialkot

Hospitals in Sialkot District are following.

Sargodha

The list of hospitals in Sargodha contains the following hospitals.

Toba Tek Singh

Toba Tek Singh District contains the following hospitals.

Vehari

Hospitals in Vehari District are following.

Kot Addu

Kot Addu contains following Hospitals:

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