Home Minister Mir Ziaullah Langove addresses a press conference. PPI/File
GWADAR: Balochistan Home Minister Ziaullah Langove has said that the provincial government has stopped the fencing work in Gwadar as it will not take any decision against wishes of the people of the area.
Speaking at an open kachehry here on Tuesday during a visit to the area along with Advisers to the Chief Minister Danesh Kumar, Akbar Askani and Mahjabeen Sheran, the minister said the government wanted to ensure involvement of the people of Gwadar in all development projects in the area.
A large number of people, including leaders of political parties and social activists, attended the open kachehry and expressed their reservations about the fencing project.
Baby corner, nursing room set up at Quetta’s Civil Hospital
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Balochistan Assembly Deputy Speaker Sardar Babar Khan Musakhel inaugurated a baby feed corner and nursing room at the Civil Hospital in Quetta on Thursday.
The development came under a nutrition programme that is underway in Balochistan.
“At least four baby feed corners and nursing rooms have been established at multiple places in Quetta,” Programme Director Amin Khan Mandokhel said. “More of these corners and rooms will be set up at the court, airport and the Balochistan Assembly.”