K.B.Shaheen Guides and Scouts push cleaning drive to keep planet clean

GBEcho Report

HUNZA, Brashall, April 21:Shia Imami Ismaili Shaheen Scouts and shaheen guides , a subsidiary of Girls guides are on cleaning environment compaign to keep planet clean. HUNZA, Brashall: Ismaili Shaheen Scouts are busy to burry the waste collected from the town and suburbs to promote healthy practices

According to details, under the supervision of Town Management Society (TMS) and Aga Khan Ismaili Local council, little volunteers are out to get the town rid of waste material.

HUNZA: Shaheen Scouts working to save environment during cleaning drive

Since a decade, the awarness about health and environmental protection, local communities are striving to maintain the balance of ratio of natural beauty in the region, though highlighted very little in media circles.

No any other NGO found its way to Nazimabad (Shishkat) followed by C.A.I and FOCUS yet

GBE Watch

HUNZA, April 20: (Aslam Shah) The operations of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are now a day's largely confined to disaster relief camps in Central Hunza.

HUNZA, Ayeenabad: The remaining little portion of the village is submerging with the rise in water level VoH Photo

Not a single non governmental organization has paid a heed to problems faced by the population of Lower Shishkat, except Central Asian Institute and FOCUS humanitarian assistance that has provided tents to arrange tuition classes and general necessities of life respectively.

Source:voiceofhunza.blogspot.com

NDMA officials hoodwinking Public, relief package mere show offs; income resources vanished, says Salman Ali

GBE Monitoring desk

HUNZA, April, 20:(Najeeb Ullah Baig) Natural Disaster Management Authorities are deceiving public and they have little concern about the sufferings of the public. These views were expressed by Salman Ali, aborigines of the Nazimabad (Shishkat) village during a meeting with Voice of Hunza on Tuesday.

HUNZA, Nazimabad: Salman Ali is expressing his views about the prevailing situation during a meeting of Voice of Hunza with local community VoH Photo

He alleged Frontier Works Organization (FWO) that very little work is being done to meet the target saying removal of mere forty feet debris is like a tiny particle into mouth of a camel. “The substandard boats are doing little good for public as very few people can able to manage to sail,” he added.

Courtesy: Voice of Hunza