CHITRAL: A civil society organization on Monday flayed the KP government for its callous attitude towards sanitary workers of Chitral town who have been on strike against non-payment of salaries for over four months. Office-bearers of Chitral Development Forum (CDF) at a presser said traders and lawyers will launch a protest if the government continued […]
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GH Farooqui CHITRAL: The people of the Koh union council in Lower Chitral have given the government three days to meet their demands. At a meeting held in Mori Lasht with Chairman Sharif Hussain in the chair, the locals put forth their three main demands. These demands were: construction of the main Chitral-Mastuj road, supply
Irshadullah Khan TORKHOW: Residents of Ujnu village in Torkhow, Upper Chitral, have complained about an acute shortage of water in their area and called for resolving the issue on a priority basis to provide relief to the people. They said: \”We are deprived of drinking water even during the holy month of Ramazan. Women and
CHITRAL: The sanitary workers of the Tehsil Municipal Administration (TMA) Chitral have been on strike for many days against non-payment of salaries for the last four months. The district administration has not been able to give them salaries and these poor people who used to keep the city clean are out of their work now.
CHITRAL: The elders of Juti Lasht in Lower Chitral and Khuzh village in Mastuj have asked the prime minister and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister to order the relevant authorities to construct protection walls along the Chitral River to protect their villages from drowning and agriculture lands from erosion. Speaking at a press conference, the elders,
