A doctor in Quetta, Pakistan, sustained serious injuries in an acid attack and will receive medical treatment abroad, facilitated by the provincial government. The attack, perpetrated by an unknown assailant, left the victim with significant burns requiring specialized care unavailable locally. Balochistan’s caretaker Chief Minister has approved funds to cover the expenses of the doctor’s treatment and travel. The decision follows advocacy from medical associations and human rights groups highlighting the severity of the attack and the need for advanced medical intervention. Authorities are investigating the incident, but a motive remains unclear. This case underscores the ongoing issue of violence against healthcare workers and the vulnerability of individuals to acid attacks in the region. The government’s response aims to provide crucial support to the victim and potentially deter future attacks.