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A BBC Eye investigation has uncovered evidence of life-threatening malpractice on the paediatric ward of a Pakistani hospital previously linked to an HIV outbreak.

Undercover filming caught staff reusing blood-contaminated syringes, placing children at risk of infection with HIV or other blood-borne diseases.

The BBC's Ghazal Abassi reports.

In 2024, eight-year-old Mohammed Amin was treated at THQ Hospital in Donsar, central Pakistan, for a fever.

He began treatment, but it came too late.

His eyes closed up.

Then at 5pm, he passed away.

I had her tested.

The Tonsa hospital staff said, your daughter has HIV.

Following doctors raising the alarm and protests from parents, the government intervened.