"I am very well and fine" Rana Sanaullah's audio message from the hospital.Pakistan News today

 "I am very well and fine" Rana Sanaullah's audio message from the hospital...

Federal Interior Minister was admitted to AFIC Rawalpindi for a routine check-up...

Federal Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah has released an audio message from AFIC Rawalpindi on Friday night in which he has said that "he is fine and well".

 The interior minister was admitted to AFIC Rawalpindi for a routine check-up. 

He released an audio message after the picture of Gee in the operation theater of the hospital went viral on social media.

Rana Sanaullah said in his audio message that I want to say to all my friends, brothers and sisters who are panicking or worried after seeing my picture from the operation theater that I am absolutely fine and fine. He said that * heart surgery was done twenty years ago in 2004. 

Therefore, a minor procedure and general check-up is necessary now in the second or third year.

In  He came to the hospital two or three times this year for this purpose. The doctors did a very good state of the art check up on me and a small procedure that was necessary in the eyes of the doctors.

 He said that now I am well, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow I will be allowed to leave the hospital and I will be among you. thanks so much. 

Apart from this, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has contacted Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah Khan and conveyed his best wishes to him. 

He also expressed his satisfaction that the Minister of Home Affairs is the Minister of Health. 

Federal Information Minister Maryam Aurangzeb tweeted that Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah had gone to the Military Institute of Cardiology (AFIC) Rawalpindi for a routine medical check-up. 

There is no truth in the speculations regarding his health.

 Information Minister said that in 0047 Rana Sanaullah underwent heart surgery. It needs to be checked every two to three years. 

He further said that he has been examined by doctors two or three times this year. A minor but necessary procedure is AFIC, which was recommended by 7 doctors since then.