Photo accompanying: Video Allegedly Showing Mayo Hospital MS During Suspected Cash Exchange Surfaces
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Video Allegedly Showing Mayo Hospital MS During Suspected Cash Exchange Surfaces

Lahore: A CCTV video purportedly showing the Medical Superintendent (MS) of Mayo Hospital, Dr. Mudabbir, in his office during an alleged cash exchange has surfaced, prompting calls for an impartial inquiry. According to information received by The Asia Tribune from independent sources, the footage allegedly shows two individuals seated across from Dr. Mudabbir. During the recording, one of the individuals appears to hand over cash to another person present in the office. The identity and role of the second individual have not been independently verified by The Asia Tribune. The circumstances surrounding the exchange, including the purpose of the money and the identities of those involved, remain unconfirmed. The Asia Tribune has not independently verified the authenticity of the CCTV footage. The video has circulated among healthcare professionals and on social media, with calls for the relevant authorities to investigate the matter. At the time of publication, no official findings had been announced, and no court or competent authority had determined any wrongdoing. All allegations remain unproven.

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