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Federal Minister Resolves Postal Life Insurance Delays Within 24 Hours

October 16, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

ISLAMABAD: In a swift response to ongoing delays, the Federal Minister has intervened to resolve issues plaguing Postal Life Insurance, ensuring that long-standing matters are addressed within just 24 hours.

The Minister’s decisive action comes after numerous complaints from policyholders regarding the prolonged processing times for claims and services. In a statement, the Minister emphasized the government’s commitment to enhancing public service efficiency and restoring citizen trust in state-run institutions.

This rapid resolution is expected to significantly benefit thousands of policyholders who have faced financial uncertainty due to the delays. It underscores the government’s proactive approach to improving public services and reflects a broader initiative to streamline operations within various ministries.

Looking ahead, the Ministry plans to implement further reforms aimed at preventing such delays in the future. Stakeholders are encouraged to participate in upcoming consultations to discuss additional measures that can enhance service delivery across all government sectors.