Housing scheme for fishermen

Author: Daily Times

Sir: Mubarak Village is a shanty settlement having house made from plywood, corrugated metal, plastic sheets and cardboard boxes. It is a fishing locality of 10,000 people. It is located along the shore of Arabian Sea around 30 km from Karachi city.

The residents of the village do not have money to spare for constructing cemented homes and they look towards the government to fulfill their earnest desire of housing scheme.

The government earns billion of rupees from the fishing sector but fishermen are not given even a small fraction of their rightful share despite the fact that they are the major stakeholders. During the rains, residents cannot sleep properly in their homes as they become a pool of water.

We demand the government to launch a housing scheme for fishermen community as they have been living in abject poverty.

SARFRAZ HAROON

Karachi

Share
Leave a Comment

Recent Posts

  • Op-Ed

US Sanctions – Gone Are The Days

Nations and international organisations have traditionally used sanctions as a pillar of their diplomatic strategies…

2 hours ago
  • Pakistan

CEO of PIA Extends Gratitude on International Labor Day

On May 1st, on the occasion of International Labor Day, a heartfelt message was issued…

8 hours ago
  • Business

Gold price per tola falls Rs2,000

Gold prices extended their decline in Pakistan for the third straight session on Tuesday, in…

8 hours ago
  • Business

Rupee gains 8 paisas against US dollar

The Rupee on Tuesday gained 08 paisa against the US dollar in the interbank trading…

8 hours ago
  • Business

Pakistan earns $614m by exporting transport services in 8 months

Pakistan earned US $614.947 million by providing different transport services in various countries during the…

8 hours ago
  • Business

HBL to inject up to Rs6bn equity in its microfinance bank

The Board of Directors of Habib Bank Limited, one of the country’s largest commercial banks,…

8 hours ago