Govt To Act Immediately To Resolve Three Major Issues Of Karachi PM

via https://youtu.be/IVlTQ5nk0BU Prime Minister Imran Khan revealed on Saturday that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and the Pakistan Peoples Party are all set to work together to resolve three major issues of the metropolitan city Karachi. Days after the federal and Sindh governments decided to set aside their differences for the betterment of Karachi, the premier said that the PTI and PPP governments have decided to immediately start working together for cleaning of nullahs, devising a permanent solution to the solid waste disposal and sewerage problems and ensuring water supply to the city. Expressing sympathy with the people of Karachi who have been devastated by the torrential rains in the past few days, the prime minister assured the residents of Pakistan’s commercial hub that the federal and provincial governments were ready to permanently solve Karachi’s problems. The whole nation feels the pain our people in Karachi are going through. — the prime minister However, out of this devastation and suffering there is now a positive development as my government, along with the Sindh government, is moving to immediately act and resolve three major problems of Karachi”. In the next tweet, PM Imran stated: “Cleaning the nullahs once and for all and dealing with encroachments impeding water channels; devising a permanent solution to the solid waste disposal and sewerage problems; and resolving the critical issue of water supply to the citizens of Karachi.” The announcement has come on the heels of premier’s statement on August 28 wherein he said that the federal government was completely aware of the development needs of Sindh's people, especially of Karachi's, and assured that the Centre will play its due role in this regard. During the meeting, the premier revealed that he spoke to Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah regarding the situation in Karachi after heavy rains, and assured the provincial government of complete support from the federal government. The development came after Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah, Education Minister Saeed Ghani and Information Minister Nasir Hussain Shah met with Governor Imran Ismail, Federal Minister Asad Umar and Karachi Mayor Wasim Akhtar in Islamabad.