Lahore university student awake, condition stable

A female student who jumped from a building at a private university in Lahore has regained consciousness, doctors confirmed. She continues treatment at Lahore General Hospital, where her condition remains critical.

The student was admitted to the ICU, and medical staff say she is now breathing independently after being removed from the ventilator. Continuous monitoring continues to ensure her stability.

Prof. Dr. Jawdat Saleem, head of the hospital’s medical board, said the student has spoken to her family and staff since regaining consciousness. The family reported no signs of prior mental distress or suicide attempts.

Doctors noted her overall condition is currently stable and satisfactory. However, she will remain in the ICU as a precaution while further treatment plans are evaluated.

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Her ventilator has been removed, and doctors will reassess the need for spinal surgery tomorrow based on her medical progress. Psychologists are conducting interviews to assess her mental and emotional state.

Punjab Women Protection Authority chairperson Hina Pervaiz Butt visited the hospital, met the student and family, and instructed full use of medical and psychological resources. She emphasized strict monitoring and rehabilitation support.

Hina stressed the dignity and privacy of the student and family must be protected. She urged students and women under mental pressure to seek help immediately, saying timely support can prevent tragedies.