Karamullah Waqasi, Spokesperson for the Mayor of Karachi and Pakistan Peoples Party\u2019s Parliamentary Leader in the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC), has said that Karachi\u2019s development cannot be achieved through slogans and promises alone, but requires sustained hard work, practical efforts and prompt resolution of public issues.He said the Pakistan Peoples Party leadership had sacrificed its comfort for the development and progress of Karachi. Development activities were being accelerated to address the city\u2019s longstanding challenges and provide better civic facilities to its residents. He stressed that every possible effort was needed at all levels to restore Karachi\u2019s identity as a developed and thriving city.He expressed these views while inspecting the ongoing replacement work of a new 10-inch-diameter water supply pipeline from Zamzama, Clifton, to Gizri late at night, on the directives of Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab.The inspection was attended by Executive Engineer of the Water Board, Clifton, Raza Qaimkhani; President UC-13 Imran Brohi; President Ward 4 Kashif Brohi; Shahzaib Khan; Sardar; Furqan Brohi and others.Mayor Karachi\u2019s Spokesperson Karamullah Waqasi reviewed the ongoing development work alongside the concerned officials and directed them to complete the pipeline replacement promptly while maintaining the required standards. He said the new 10-inch water pipeline would benefit several localities in Gizri, including Navy Gate, Marwat Hospital, Eidgah, Machhi Para, Abbas Mosque and Tanki Mohalla, helping improve water supply to residents of these areas.KMC Parliamentary Leader Karamullah Waqasi said the Pakistan Peoples Party leadership remained actively engaged in moving Karachi towards development. In line with the vision of PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the Sindh Government and Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab were utilising available resources and capabilities to improve the city.He said Karachi\u2019s development was not limited to major roads and high-rise buildings. It also meant ensuring water supply, better roads, effective drainage systems and a clean environment in every neighbourhood. The real objective, he emphasised, was to ensure that the benefits of development reached even the farthest neighbourhood and every ordinary citizen.Mayor Karachi\u2019s Spokesperson Karamullah Waqasi further said that significant measures were also being taken to improve cleanliness across the city on the directives of Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab. A daily cleaning operation had been launched for flyovers and underpasses to provide citizens with a cleaner environment free from accumulated dirt, dust and pollution.He added that alongside infrastructure development, cleanliness and the beautification of Karachi were also being made an integral part of ongoing improvement initiatives.KMC Parliamentary Leader Karamullah Waqasi reaffirmed that Karachi\u2019s development journey would not be allowed to stop. He said the commitment undertaken by the Pakistan Peoples Party leadership to transform the city\u2019s condition would be fulfilled through visible and practical results.He expressed his determination to see Karachi recognised not for its problems, but for its development, prosperity, clean environment and improved civic facilities. The people, he said, would witness change through development work taking place in their own neighbourhoods rather than through political slogans alone.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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