Administrator DMC east says will provide facilities to flood affectees with philanthropists help

City News Sep, 3 2022
Administrator DMC east says will provide facilities to flood affectees with philanthropists help
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Karachi: Administrator DMC east said that flood affectees will not be left alone in any way, families who are away from their homes are currently spending difficult life, they need help and comfort. Expressed these views on sending relief materials to camps for flood affectees along with Municipal Commissioner Fahim Khan and other officials.

He said that flood affectees are still coming from Sindh, Balochistan and other parts of country and we are taking all possible steps to help them, it will take time for situation to return to normal, till then flood affectees will be provided facilities with help of philanthropists, he added. Faheem Khan said that there are still reports of high level floods in Sindh, praying Allah Almighty protects whole country including Sindh from further trouble.

IDPs cannot be provided facilities like their living style but under leadership of Administrator, their basic needs are being taken care of including provision of relief materials. Director DM Tauqeer Abbas, Executive Engineer M&E Imtiaz Bhutto, Director Advertisement Hammad Khan and other officers were present.

Published in The Daily National Courier, September, 03 2022

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