Lyari tragedy: Compensation for building collapse

Each family who lost a breadwinner was given Rs0.3 million and others Rs0.2 million.

Express August 12, 2011
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lyari tragedy compensation for building collapse
Lyari tragedy: Compensation for building collapse
KARACHI: Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah distributed compensation cheques to the heirs of those who died or were injured when a building collapsed in Moosa Lane, Lyari this week. On Friday, each family who lost a breadwinner was given Rs0.3 million and others Rs0.2 million. Fifty thousand rupees were given to the family of each injured person. A total of 32 people were killed and 14 were injured.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 13th, 2011.
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