Karachi witnessed a major national flag collection drive following the Independence Day celebrations, as volunteers collected flags and buntings left behind in public spaces.
Volunteers visited several areas across the city, including Steel Town, Surjani Town, Orangi Town, Maripur, Super Highway and Airmen Club Road.
The recovered flags and buntings were then taken to Indus Motor Company for handling in line with the company’s established process.
Speaking on the occasion, Ali Asghar Jamali, IMC Chief Executive Officer, said Toyota’s connection with Pakistan extends beyond the vehicles it manufactures.
“The national flag represents the country we serve, the people we work alongside and the future we are invested in. Respecting its dignity is a simple responsibility, but an important one, and I am proud to see our employees take ownership of it,” he said.
The National Flag Collection Drive is organised under IMC’s Employee Volunteering Program and its corporate social responsibility platform, Concern Beyond Cars.
The initiative has become an annual employee-led tradition, bringing together volunteers to collect national flags from roads, pavements and other public spaces after the August 14 celebrations.
