Statement comes as K-P struggles to provide health, education, and security to its own residents

Majority of women and girls have no legal existence in the official systems

As abductions rise at an alarming rate, behind each case is a family torn apart and a system struggling to catch up

With little or no monitoring, sellers charge exorbitant prices for basic food supplies

With no national blood drives, low-income families struggle to arrange blood for ailing loved ones

With public facilities insufficient, home births threaten the lives of women and their babies

Failure of the authorities to coordinate over the repair have compromised traffic safety

Shortage of teachers, unavailability of furniture continue to contribute to the low literacy rate in the province

With no diagnosis & non-existent support, Pakistanis with autism remain misunderstood

Critics argue that the unprecedented lay-offs will worsen the rate of unemployment and crime in the province