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Pakistan Jail Authorities Tell Court Imran Khan's Eye Condition Nearly Normal

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Pakistani jail authorities have informed a court that former Prime Minister Imran Khan's eye condition has almost returned to normal. The update was submitted a day before the court was scheduled to hear Khan's plea seeking treatment at Shifa International Hospital in Islamabad. Khan had requested medical care at the leading private facility, citing concerns about his eye health. The court is expected to take up the matter and consider the jail authorities' report during the upcoming hearing.

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