KARACHI – Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori on Tuesday announced that 80-square-yard residential plots would be allotted to the victims of the Lyari tragedy.
Governor Tessori also assured the victims of full support from the Governor House regarding their rehabilitation.
“I arrived in the city and immediately proceeded to Lyari without wasting any time,” said the governor while talking to the reporters during his visit to the affected area in Karachi..
He svowed to formally communicate his recommendations to the Sindh government in writing.
“This is not a minor incident. The Sindh government must pay six months’ rent and ensure alternative housing for the displaced families,” Tessori said. He praised political leaders Nabeel Gabol and Saeed Ghani for raising the issue and acknowledged their constructive remarks.
The Sindh governor pledged that the matter would not be ignored and promised that those responsible would be held accountable.
“There will be no silence over this tragedy. Justice will be served. The Governor House is actively engaged in all relief efforts and will also provide ration and employment assistance to the affected families,” he said.
He also expressed solidarity with the Hindu community and other residents affected by the building evacuations, urging the provincial government to ensure displaced residents are relocated within the same locality with rental support for six months.
The governor further announced the establishment of a dedicated helpline 1133 at the Governor House to assist the victims directly.
“I officially announce the allotment of 80-square-yard plots to the affected families. The Governor House stands with them in this difficult time,” said Tessori, adding that a large number of people were present during his visit and expressed their support for his actions.
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