DIG Dr Maqsood praises Sarim Trust services

City News Aug, 8 2022
DIG Dr Maqsood praises Sarim Trust services
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Karachi: DIG Sindh Police Security and Emergency Services Division Dr. Maqsood Ahmed visited Sarim Burney Trust International. Head of SBT Sarim Burney briefed Dr. Maqsood Ahmed about different sections of trust alongside vulnerable people trust is help them, improve their living conditions and stay protected from unjust conditions. DIG visited shelter home where he mingled up with elderly people and children and shared their pains and sorrows.

Dr. Maqsood expressing view said that he felt happiness internally after witnessing services trust is offering to needy and homeless people. We feel inner peace and satisfaction when we share pain of sorrowful people, he added.

Security Division would like to help out needy, homeless and missing people, besides, it would also take part to eliminate street beggars from Sindh by spreading awareness and motivating them to learn skills to earn a living. We have decided that Madadgar-15 will coordinate with Sarim Barni Trust to extend public services and trace missing children with use of modern technology via mobile application to be launched by Trust soon.

Published in The Daily National Courier, August, 07 2022

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