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Good to know that they increased it from Rs 7k to Rs 12k.Not enough but still a Good considering that minimum wage in Pakistan today is only 12k.
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Beside this foriegn assistance is rejected.Pakistani Govt and Pakistanis themselves will take care of the IDP's
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Beside this foriegn assistance is rejected.Pakistani Govt and Pakistanis themselves will take care of the IDP's
June 21, 5:59pm
All ranks of the army will donate one day’s pay to the IDPs, according to ISPR reports Express News.
DG ISPR Asim Bajwa has said that the army will also provide 30-days of ration for the IDPs.
So far, the government has registered 227,049 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) affected due to the ongoing operation in North Waziristan with the help of the National Database Registration Authority (NADRA).
According to the latest official data made available on Saturday, the government registered 15,757 families including 56,214 males, 70,465 females and 100,370 children.
Four rehabilitation centers have been established at Dera Ismail Khan, Laki Marwat, Bannu and Tank where IDPs would be processed through the verification of NADRA, according to officials.
A control room had also been established in the Ministry of States and Frontier Region to provide rehabilitation services for the IDPs that was working round-the-clock and providing every type of information.
A cash amount of Rs12,000 was being paid to every IDP family for food assistance, and NADRA was verifying them one by one at the established centers.
A young Internally Displaced Pakistani girl from the North Waziristan tribal region gives drink oral rehydration solution (ORS) to a baby at the Women and Children Hospital in Bannu. PHOTO: AFP
All ranks of the army will donate one day’s pay to the IDPs, according to ISPR reports Express News.
DG ISPR Asim Bajwa has said that the army will also provide 30-days of ration for the IDPs.
So far, the government has registered 227,049 Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) affected due to the ongoing operation in North Waziristan with the help of the National Database Registration Authority (NADRA).
According to the latest official data made available on Saturday, the government registered 15,757 families including 56,214 males, 70,465 females and 100,370 children.
Four rehabilitation centers have been established at Dera Ismail Khan, Laki Marwat, Bannu and Tank where IDPs would be processed through the verification of NADRA, according to officials.
A control room had also been established in the Ministry of States and Frontier Region to provide rehabilitation services for the IDPs that was working round-the-clock and providing every type of information.
A cash amount of Rs12,000 was being paid to every IDP family for food assistance, and NADRA was verifying them one by one at the established centers.
A young Internally Displaced Pakistani girl from the North Waziristan tribal region gives drink oral rehydration solution (ORS) to a baby at the Women and Children Hospital in Bannu. PHOTO: AFP
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