Rs10.8m distributed among heirs
OPF assists heirs in preparation of documents, transportation of the deceased's body to Pakistan and receiving cheques
PHOTO: REUTERS
MULTAN:
Overseas Pakistanis Foundation (OPF) distributed a sum of Rs10.8 million among heirs of the Pakistanis, who had died in other countries.
At least 27 heirs of the deceased were given Rs 400,000 each under financial assistance scheme on the orders of the government and under the supervision of OPF Managing Director Habibur Rahman Gilani, said the OPF Multan Regional Manager Muhammad Nasir Khan while addressing the cheque distribution ceremony in Multan.
Overseas Pakistanis may be forced to disclose monetary interests
He said that the OPF fully assisted the heirs from preparation of documents, transportation of body to Pakistan and to receiving cheque. He added that 22 educational institutions of OPF were working in the country, while medical assistance was being provided through hospitals and medical camps. In addition to OPF complaint cell, Prime Minister's Complaint Cell was also active in resolving problems of overseas Pakistanis and their heirs, according to Khan.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 29th, 2017.
Overseas Pakistanis Foundation (OPF) distributed a sum of Rs10.8 million among heirs of the Pakistanis, who had died in other countries.
At least 27 heirs of the deceased were given Rs 400,000 each under financial assistance scheme on the orders of the government and under the supervision of OPF Managing Director Habibur Rahman Gilani, said the OPF Multan Regional Manager Muhammad Nasir Khan while addressing the cheque distribution ceremony in Multan.
Overseas Pakistanis may be forced to disclose monetary interests
He said that the OPF fully assisted the heirs from preparation of documents, transportation of body to Pakistan and to receiving cheque. He added that 22 educational institutions of OPF were working in the country, while medical assistance was being provided through hospitals and medical camps. In addition to OPF complaint cell, Prime Minister's Complaint Cell was also active in resolving problems of overseas Pakistanis and their heirs, according to Khan.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 29th, 2017.