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LAHORE - Following the directives of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, the Punjab government dispatched relief items worth Rs 20 crore to earthquake affectees of Balochistan while a sum of Rs 35 crore has been deposited in the Prime Minister’s relief fund.
Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif was talking to media on the occasion of dispatch of relief items to Balochistan under winter package, on Friday.
He said that 30 thousand quilts and warm shawls costing Rs9 crore 24 lakh are being sent through one hundred trucks to the calamity-hit people under winter package. The first consignment of quilts and warm shawls worth Rs92 lakh was dispatched to Balochistan through ten trucks from the provincial metropolis on Friday while 90 trucks of such items are being sent from Rahim Yar Khan.

The chief minister said that Deputy Speaker Punjab Assembly Sher Ali Gorchani, Member Provincial Assembly Atif Khan Mazari, Senior Member Board of Revenue, DG PDMA and political personalities served the affected people day and night for which he is grateful to them. He said that people of Punjab, on his appeal, donated generously for the help and rehabilitation of the calamity stricken people of Balochistan.
Replying to questions, Shahbaz Sharif said that Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had announced an excellent package for the promotion of trade and economic activities which will benefit traders, industrialists and as well as those associated with agriculture sector besides increasing investment and accelerating economic activities.
In reply to another question, he said that he believes that Prime Minister had made appointment to the posts of Army Chief and Chairman Joint Chief of Staff Committee in accordance with the constitution and law and it is expected that all institutions of the country will work for national reconstruction.
He said that Pak Army political institutions and all stakeholders will have to strive collectively to counter terrorism and work for economic strength and stability of the country.
He said that there is a need for tireless efforts and to display a spirit of sacrifice. He said that collective efforts for national development and prosperity would prove fruitful. Shahbaz Sharif said that every decision of the government will be in the interest of the country and nation.
Responding to a question about the prices of essential items, the chief minister said that concerned departments are making coordinated efforts for stabilizing prices of necessary items and their efforts are yielding positive results. He said that the flaws in the system are being removed and an effective mechanism has been adopted to control prices.
Shahbaz Sharif said that though commissioners and district coordination officers are responsible for stability of prices but the cooperation of police has also been sought for the purpose so that hoarders and profiteers exploiting the masses could be brought to justice.

Punjab winter package for Balochistan
 
Thank you punjab govt.. :lol:

Jaaa kaaar mereiii Kashmiri Chaiii with Elachiii banaaa kar laaaa 'Thank You' ka bachaaaa ! :p:

More needs to be done - I think there should be an allocation in the Punjab Government's Budget to be spent on developing all areas in Pakistan which have a Low Human Development Index whether those areas are in FATA or Interior Sindh or Southern Punjab or parts of Baluchistan !
 
This is great news, but what about the rest of Pakistan or even Punjab miah sahib? Gas nahi aaa rehey, magar bill time per aa gaya!
 
Jaaa kaaar mereiii Kashmiri Chaiii with Elachiii banaaa kar laaaa 'Thank You' ka bachaaaa ! :p:

More needs to be done - I think there should be an allocation in the Punjab Government's Budget to be spent on developing all areas in Pakistan which have a Low Human Development Index whether those areas are in FATA or Interior Sindh or Southern Punjab or parts of Baluchistan !
should not the federal govt be doing that...
 
This is great news, but what about the rest of Pakistan or even Punjab miah sahib? Gas nahi aaa rehey, magar bill time per aa gaya!
The Gas poses a natural constraint plus of course the constitutional restrictions. Solving gas problem in Punjab rather depends upon Other provinces accommodating Punjab........

should not the federal govt be doing that...
These people often don't know what are they speaking........HDI ranking of Pakistan is 146 which means HDI needs investment everywhere including Punjab.
 
Failed politicians always play the ethinic card where as in reality Baluchistan government has been a failure since 65 years. Crime mafia of local warlords rule this province.
 
Punjab to send 50 more relief goods trucks for quake victims

Quetta—Punjab government will send 50 more trucks of relief goods for the earthquake battered area of Awaran on Dec 18.

Balochistan government spokesman said that parliamentary delegation of Punjab government would hand over 40 trucks carrying relief goods and winter stuff such as blankets, quilts to Deputy Commissioner Baila in Hub area of Balochistan on Tuesday.

Besides, 12,000 and 250 packets loaded on 50 more trucks would be delivered among quake affectees.

Chief Minister Balochistan, Dr Abdul Malik lauding the goodwill gesture of CM Shehbaz Sharif said that Punjab has excelled in helping the calamity hit masses of Balochistan. “We are grateful to the Punjab government for assisting us in the critical juncture of hour,” the CM said.

He maintained that Punjab has won the hearts of the people of Balochistan by extending support to the people of the province in trial. World’s worst quakes caused by humans: Some of the world’s largest and most deadly recent earthquakes were not natural disasters at all but were caused by human activities such as mining, reservoir construction and oil and gas extraction, scientists say.

A global study of hundreds of quakes by Christian Klose, a consultant geophysicist, identified 92 large earthquakes likely to have been caused by humans, The Times reported.

Klose said that the Earth’s crust is littered with geological faults under enormous tensions similar to those in a coiled spring, said the research published in the Journal of Seismology.—APP

Punjab to send 50 more relief goods trucks for quake victims
 
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