Pakistan

Green and clean: Chief secretary answers complaints

Legal action would be taken against hoarders and people who sold sub-standard items.

August 08, 2011

KARACHI: After receiving complaints about how garbage was being dumped next to mosques, educational institutes and hospital, Sindh Chief Secretary Raja Muhammad Abbas asked officials to ensure that the cities were cleaned on a regular basis and municipal services were provided to the people. He added that legal action would be taken against hoarders and people who sold sub-standard items.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 8^th, 2011.

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