PLAN X DEMO DAY
NOVEMBER 11th, 2015
The PITB (Punjab Information Technology Board) simply outdoes itself time and time again. From conceiving the Plan 9 Incubator and Plan X Accelerator to hosting a wonderful awards ceremony for P@SHA (Pakistan Software House Association), the board itself has maximized its efforts to promote Pakistan’s tech scene through a wide variety of means.
In November, Plan X decided to hold another Demo Day, a mere 8 months after holding its previous Demo Day. This time, mroe than 50 startups had their stalls set up on the 3rd floor of Arfa Technology Park, at no cost, to promote their respective products. Some of the most notable brands present were MangoBaaz (a social news website promoting a ‘different side of Pakistan’), AutoGenie (a doorstep car repair service), and BookMe (a ticket booking platform for cinema tickets and intra city bus tickets).
Sehat set up their stall yet again, but with two important additions: (1) a prototype of a First Aid Kit available for the public, and (2) an introduction of home vaccinations for their service
- Nationwide Delivery of Medicines within 48 hours
- Stocking of medicines direct from the manufacturer
- Having a temperature controlled warehouse for medicines
- Being able to ship temperature sensitive items within the recommended temperature range of 2 to 8 degrees for a period spanning up to 48 hours
- Having the expertise of running pharmacies under the reputed Fazal Din Banner
- Ability to provide home vaccinations in three cities of Pakistan
- The introduction of a first aid kit prototype, tailored for home, office, and clinical use
Sehat also managed to talk to other startups for provision of first aid kits for their transportation vehicles and offices.
Please visit the following link to visit Sehat’s Home Vaccination Portal, where you can schedule a vaccination for any of the following diseases:
- Hepatitis A
- Pentavalent (Diptheria, Whooping Cough, Haemophilus Influnzae, Tetanus, Hepatitis B)
- Influenza
- Typhoid
- Pneumonia
- Yellow Fever
- Tetanus
- Polio
- Meningitis
- Varicella (Chicken Pox)
- Measles, Mumps, and Rubella
- Rabies

