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Cabinet takes strict notice of irrigation water theft
Qaim stresses on providing better health facilities


Karachi—Sindh Cabinet, which met here Thursday under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah, decided to initiate stringent action against all those, including zamindars and officials, involved in irrigation water theft, no matter how much influential they may be and which ever party they may belonged to.
The Cabinet gave full authority to Irrigation Minister Jam Saifullah Dharejo and it was decided that he will undertake a whirlwind visit to water deficient districts including Thatta, Badin, Mirpurkhas and Dadu to review water supply situation there.

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Shah Faisal Town to start post-polio campaign

Karachi—After the anti-polio drive, Shah Faisal Town has decided to carry out a post-anti polio drive as part of efforts to make Pakistan polio-free.“We can eradicate the disease by making post-polio drive a success at UC level through elected representtatives, political, social and welfare organizations”.This was stated by Acting Nazim Shah Faisal Town, Karimuddin while addressing a meeting of health department officials, health visitors, UC Nazims and Naib Nazims as well as male and female Councillors.

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On the path of progress Khurshid H Zuberi

THE martyrdom of Benazir Bhutto on the eve of the general elections in Pakistan was foundation stone of present-day democracy. In National Assembly as well as in all the four Provincial Assemblies political parties have been contributing a lot towards setting the trend of future governance.
It is a fact that the present governments in the Center and in the Provinces inherited all the problems from the previous governments. More over the people of Pakistan take it for granted that they have actually inherited the present governments and parties in power due to the misdeeds of the previous regime. There is yet another step in the process of establishing supremacy of the Parliament. The great hope for Pakistan particularly Sindh was Benazir Bhutto. Her Party was and is a genuinely liberal party in the country, the Pakistani People’s Party (PPP), that could unify Pakistan’s secular forces ahead of the January 8 elections and then win a confidence of the masses to beat back religious fundamentalists not just in mosques but in the nation’s intelligence and armed services.

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Mirza for action in delayed FIRs registration

Karachi—Sindh Minister for Forest and Home, Dr. Zulifiqar Mirza Thursday asked IGP Sindh to ensure exemplary punishment to police Officers/Officials, if found involved in un-necessary delaying registration of FIRs. He was presiding over a meeting of Provincial Public Safety and Police Complaints Commission at his office here. He called for friendly atmosphere at Police Stations and said Police should assist people in addressing their problems/complaints.

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US Consul General meets Snidh Health Minister

Karachi—Sindh Health Minister, Dr Saghir Ahmed has said that government will spend Rs 235 million on the establishment of regional blood bank and diagnostic laboratory in Karachi, Hyderabad, Nawabshah, Mirpurkhas, Sukkur and Larkana where diagnosis of Hepatitus B and C, HIV AIDS and other communicable diseases will be done. He stated this while talking to US Consul General K. L. Ansky who met him at his office Thursday. They had a detail exchange of views on matters of mutual interests besides anti-polio campaign, Hepatitus B and C, HIV AIDS and other diseases.

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