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The politics of garbage

The politics of garbage The larger problem for Karachi is not how their waste is being handled but rather what happens with it afterwards KARACHI: Tiny feet walk through a maze of garbage, wedging tiny hands into the steaming piles rotting trash, searching for salvageable junk that can deemed valuable enough to be sold off. Six-year-old Sumair Khan searches through mounds of garbage everyday that he picks up from houses and then unloads at a nearby garbage dump. Khan works with his father and two brothers who go door-to-door to pick up garbage in their cart, which has a motorbike attached at one end to carry the garbage to the nearby dumb. Once they have collected the garbage, they lay out and separate plastic, food, and clothes on the cart and then dump the remainder of the trash at a nearby ‘Kachra Kundi,’an unauthorised dumping site. What Khan and his family do is by no means exceptional in Karachi. In fact, such scenes are a common sight in almost every part of the city.

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Chinese companies told to follow int l standards to lift Karachi s garbage

Chinese companies told to follow int l standards to lift Karachi s garbage
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PPP govt serious about devolving powers to municipal agencies, claims LG minister

PPP govt serious about devolving powers to municipal agencies, claims LG minister Karachi January 31, 2021 Sindh Information and Local Government Minister Syed Nasir Hussain Shah has said he personally has been in favour of empowering the local government institutions in the province to the maximum possible extent as per the law. He stated this on Saturday while chairing a meeting of a subsidiary committee of the Sindh cabinet to devolve powers to the local government agencies in the province. The meeting was attended Education and Labour Minister Saeed Ghani, Law and Environment Adviser Barrister Murtaza Wahab, Karachi Administrator Laeeq Ahmed, Local Government Secretary Najam Shah and other officials.

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PPP govt serious about devolving powers to local agencies: LG minister

Lahore January 31, 2021 KARACHI : Sindh Information and Local Government Minister Syed Nasir Hussain Shah has said he personally has been in favour of empowering the local government institutions in the province to the maximum possible extent as per the law. He stated this on Saturday while chairing a meeting of a subsidiary committee of the Sindh cabinet to devolve powers to the local government agencies in the province. The meeting was attended Education and Labour Minister Saeed Ghani, Law and Environment Adviser Barrister Murtaza Wahab, Karachi Administrator Laeeq Ahmed, Local Government Secretary Najam Shah and other officials. The local government minister said he had twice remained the nazim of the Sukkur district (in local government system during Pervez Musharraf’s regime), but the basic municipal functions of a city had never been available to the nazim in that set-up. He said the fulfillment of the municipal functions had remained the responsibility of the towns in t

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Murad, Zaidi locked in war of words

Murad, Zaidi locked in war of words Top Story January 24, 2021 KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah sent a formal letter to Prime Minister Imran Khan about the alleged insulting behaviour of Federal Minister Ali Zaidi in the last meeting of Karachi Transformation Committee held at the CM House the previous week. On the other hand, Ali Zaidi, responding to the letter, said the letter in question showed mala fide intent and arrogance of the Sindh CM and revealed that no movement on the ground had taken place on Karachi’s basic civic issues. Murad Ali Shah wrote, “I wish to state that as citizens, politicians and holders of important constitutional offices, it is our duty to conduct ourselves in a manner which is respectful not only towards people but also the public office we hold and represent. Through our actions, we must always exhibit conduct which can be followed and exemplified by others.”

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