- Minister for Schooling and Labour Saeed Ghani says “Karachi will never be clean if the public does not play its part”
- Says authorities’s treasury might be depleted however Karachi won’t ever be clear (if individuals do not cooperate)
- Says metropolis could be “cleaned up without spending a rupee if people keep the metropolis clean”
KARACHI: Sindh Schooling and Labour Minister Saeed Ghani on Friday spoke in regards to the dismal cleanliness state of affairs of Karachi and stated that “the situation will never improve if the public does not play its part in keeping the city clean”.
The minister was talking throughout a personal ceremony at a neighborhood lodge within the metropolis.
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Shedding mild on the monetary sources it requires to start out a cleansing drive, he added that the “government’s treasury will be depleted but Karachi will never be cleaned up [if people do not cooperate]”.
“If the public plays its part in keeping the city clean, then Karachi will be cleaned up without having to spend a rupee,” the minister maintained.
Sindh Minister for Native Authorities Syed Nasir Hussain Shah was additionally current on the ceremony. Including to Ghani’s level, Shah assured the lots that he would do every part he can to start out a cleansing drive within the metropolis.
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“[After the cleaning drive] Karachi will once again become a city of lights,” Minister Nasir Hussain proclaimed.