Mazumdar, appreciated Citi’s support and said “I thank Citi for supporting Bangladesh Red Crescent Society in its mission to serve the people of Bangladesh, in the face of such natural calamities. Citi is dedicated to working with the Government and community partners in Bangladesh, to look for sustainable solutions that will better equip low-income families cope with such natural disasters, as and when they occur”. Rajashekaran, while handing over the cheque of USD$100,000 to Hafiz Ahmed Mazumdar, Chairman, Bangladesh Red Crescent Society, said, “This contribution from Citi Foundation, is a token of our commitment to serve the long term needs of low-income populations in the northern areas of Bangladesh, which are most affected by the recent flooding. In addition to the Foundation grant, Citi Bangladesh employees also collectively contributed to the relief and rehabilitation efforts. The donation was made to support the rehabilitation of 3000 families affected by the heavy rains and flooding in the northern areas of the country.
He instructed the officers to speed up the grand operation against the occupation mafia.Dhaka: In response to the floods that engulfed Bangladesh in October this year, Citi Foundation, has contributed USD$100,000 to Bangladesh Red Crescent Society, the largest humanitarian organization in the country. Commissioner OPC said that the crime mafia occupying the property of overseas Pakistanis will not be tolerated under any circumstances. He reviewed 17 cases and complaints of overseas Pakistanis mostly related to property, family issues and occupation mafia in the meeting. Commissioner OPC said that the overseas Pakistanis are a great asset to our country and no negligence will be tolerated in solving their problems. DG Ishratullah Khan Niazi, Director Police Matters Imtiaz Ahmed Khan, Director Revenue M Aslam Ramey, Additional Commissioner Revenue Lahore Dr Mujtaba, General Assistant (I) Assistant Commissioner Zaryab Sajid Kamboh, Punjab Police officers and district administration attended the meeting. Mian Mehmood-ur-Rasheed will also address public gatherings and media after laying the foundation stone foundation.Įxpats cases reviewed: Commissioner Overseas Pakistanis Commission (OPC) Punjab Syed Khadim Abbas chaired a meeting of Lahore Overseas Pakistanis Committee on Thursday to review cases of overseas Pakistanis. Ashraf Sohna, local assembly members, officers of the district administration and local government department will also be present.
On this occasion, Punjab Cities Programme Coordinator M. He will lay the foundation stones of multi-billion rupee projects of the Punjab Cities Programme in Khanewal, Vehari and Kamalia. He will review the flood relief activities in a meeting with the Commissioner and Deputy Commissioner in Dera Ghazi Khan. Minister: Local Government Minister Mian Mehmood-ur-Rasheed left for South Punjab on a three-day visit on Thursday. He said that a consortium has been formed on environment in universities that will help the government institutions to deal with problems like environmental pollution and smog, he added. Governor said that there is a need to focus on research to solve the problem of environmental pollution. The universities are also sending aid to the flood-affected areas, adding that this process will continue until the complete rehabilitation of the flood victims, he added. No effort will be spared to rehabilitate the flood victims and provide them with essential items. Governor said that federal govt will fulfill all the promises made to the people. He said that the coalition government was determined to steer the country out of crisis. Speaking on the occasion, Punjab Governor said that the federal government was focusing on the rehabilitation of flood victims and economy.
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