Two trainee police officers have died at the Police Training College in Quetta after reportedly suffering cardiac arrests on November 5 and 7. The deceased were identified as Samiullah, from Sherani district, and Mirza Khan, from Zhob district. According to Balochistan Police, both officers were provided medical assistance and shifted to Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Hospital, where doctors confirmed their deaths.
Meanwhile, five other trainee personnel were reportedly taken to hospital after experiencing high blood pressure. Police officials stated that their condition was out of danger following medical examinations and treatment. The police spokesperson also rejected reports of food poisoni
Two trainee police officers have died at the Police Training College in Quetta after reportedly suffering cardiac arrests on November 5 and 7. The deceased were identified as Samiullah, from Sherani district, and Mirza Khan, from Zhob district. According to Balochistan Police, both officers were provided medical assistance and shifted to Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Hospital, where doctors confirmed their deaths.
Meanwhile, five other trainee personnel were reportedly taken to hospital after experiencing high blood pressure. Police officials stated that their condition was out of danger following medical examinations and treatment. The police spokesperson also rejected reports of food poisoning or poor-quality food at the training college, saying there was no evidence of such an incident.
The deaths have raised concerns about medical facilities, food quality and training conditions at the police college. Some trainees have reportedly raised questions about basic facilities and medical arrangements, while Balochistan Police maintains that the college’s dispensary is operational and ambulances are available. Calls have also emerged for an impartial investigation to establish the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
The deaths have raised concerns about medical facilities, food quality and training conditions at the police college. Some trainees have reportedly raised questions about basic facilities and medical arrangements, while Balochistan Police maintains that the college’s dispensary is operational and ambulances are available. Calls have also emerged for an impartial investigation to establish the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
