Director
General ISPR (Inter Services Public Relation) Major General Asim Bajwa
has said that Malala’s condition was satisfactory, but she was still on
ventilator.
The DG ISPR in a statement on Saturday said that medical experts would decide whether Malala would be brought abroad for further medication or not.
Bajwa said that Malala was still on ventilator, added that, it would be decide on Sunday morning whether Malala would be kept more on ventilator or shift her to general ward.
He said that Malala felt pain, and made a little movement which was a good omen for her health. Doctors have reduced tranquilizer to bring her into senses, he said.
The DG ISPR said that political leadership would take final decision regarding military operation in Waziristan. Pakistani forces have been fighting against terrorism for a long time, he stated.
The DG ISPR in a statement on Saturday said that medical experts would decide whether Malala would be brought abroad for further medication or not.
Bajwa said that Malala was still on ventilator, added that, it would be decide on Sunday morning whether Malala would be kept more on ventilator or shift her to general ward.
He said that Malala felt pain, and made a little movement which was a good omen for her health. Doctors have reduced tranquilizer to bring her into senses, he said.
The DG ISPR said that political leadership would take final decision regarding military operation in Waziristan. Pakistani forces have been fighting against terrorism for a long time, he stated.
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