Pakistan, April 30 -- Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has announced the establishment of nearly 10 Down syndrome centres in Hyderabad. The initiative aims to expand specialised care for children with Down syndrome across the province. The development highlights increased focus on inclusive healthcare and rehabilitation services.

Speaking in Hyderabad, the chief minister said the centres reflect the government's commitment to supporting children with special needs. He noted that the project was completed ahead of schedule through coordinated efforts. As a result, authorities are now planning further expansion of similar facilities.

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