The doctor told The Express Tribune that Nawaz was informed of the need for angiography and availability of the required medical facilities at the hospital. Jinnah Hospital Medical Superintendent Dr Asim Hameed said that the board had suggested angiography for the former premier in its recommendations to the government. Nawaz had suffered the pain several days earlier, for which he was moved to Jinnah Hospital, he added. Marriyum had also denied the rumours but said that the Jinnah Hospital was not the right facility for cardiac patients. On February 15, the former premier was moved to Jinnah Hospital on the request of his personal physician to the government.

Source: The Express Tribune March 05, 2019 03:56 UTC