Karachi:
In its continued effort to rehabilitate last years flood victims, the Pakistan Army has successfully undertaken a number of housing projects in Sindh and the keys to these homes were handed over to needy recipients during a ceremony held on Thursday, according to a press release.
Corps Commander Lieutenant General Muhammad Zahir Ul Islam formally presented these homes to the flood victims.
A Hyderabad division under 5 Corps Karachi has so far given 64 families from three villages in Dadu and 270 families from Thatta newly constructed homes in compounds equipped with a number of mosques, schools, basic health units as well as ample water supply.
Islam also handed over the keys for 59 houses to flood victims in the village of Katey Jakhran and Ismail Memon, Thatta. These families will also have access to a local school, a childrens park as well as a mosque. Another housing complex consisting of 19 homes was presented to the village of Abdullah Pusio in Dadu, which also came equipped with a mosque, a boys school and four water supply points.
The lieutenant general lauded the performance of the Army during and after the devastating floods.
In its continued effort to rehabilitate last years flood victims, the Pakistan Army has successfully undertaken a number of housing projects in Sindh and the keys to these homes were handed over to needy recipients during a ceremony held on Thursday, according to a press release.
Corps Commander Lieutenant General Muhammad Zahir Ul Islam formally presented these homes to the flood victims.
A Hyderabad division under 5 Corps Karachi has so far given 64 families from three villages in Dadu and 270 families from Thatta newly constructed homes in compounds equipped with a number of mosques, schools, basic health units as well as ample water supply.
Islam also handed over the keys for 59 houses to flood victims in the village of Katey Jakhran and Ismail Memon, Thatta. These families will also have access to a local school, a childrens park as well as a mosque. Another housing complex consisting of 19 homes was presented to the village of Abdullah Pusio in Dadu, which also came equipped with a mosque, a boys school and four water supply points.
The lieutenant general lauded the performance of the Army during and after the devastating floods.
