BOONI: Snowfall and rain have brought more miseries and added to the suffering of people reeling under the impact of the recent earthquake here. On the other hand, Deputy Commissioner Osama Ahmad Warraich asked the quake-hit people to move from their tents to any nearby government building such as school or BHU as the weather […]
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The decision was taken by the government on reports that the lists prepared by local government elected representatives, including chairmen of village councils and tehsil council members, contained fake names ignoring the genuinely affected people. There were reports that the elected representatives had included in the lists the names of their relatives, friends and political
The relief items included blankets, tents, mats and food items. He said the relief goods were being distributed among the affected people in accordance with the lists provided to the local administration by the village council nazims and tehsil council members. However, some people here complained that a number of elected representatives and government officials
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As many as 516 houses have been found damaged in 11 villages of Mastuj from the recent natural disaster. This is the number covering only a few villages as the survey is in its initial stage. In a report the organization, Elaj, released the following findings of its ongoing survey. Laspur valley: In the Balim
Focus humanitarian service has deployed its trained volunteers in disaster-hit areas of Chitral and Gilgit-Baltistan. Nusrat Nasab, the executive officer, FOCUS Pakistan, after assessing the affected areas first-hand describes the situation as dire. “People are suffering and are very anxious in anticipation of the extreme weather conditions. Cold weather and accessibility are the foremost challenges.
