KARACHI: Bahria Town ‘Clean Karachi’ campaign successfully advanced into the third week of its second phase of cleaning the Korangi district.
Bahria Town team has lifted more than 35,000 tons of garbage, in a short span of just 15 days. Upon witnessing the quality of work and the outcome, the campaign is gaining popularity among the masses with every passing day.
In two short weeks, Bahria Town has so far cleared the areas of Abbasi Nagar, Model Park Korangi-5, sewerage stream of Allahwala Town, Sixteen Thousand road sewerage stream, Five Thousand road sewerage stream, P&D colony, Ten Thousand road sewerage stream, Chakra Goth, and Coast Guard Chowrangi. Cleaning of Garbage Transfer Station (GTS) is also 90 per cent complete.
Currently, the cleaning work is going on in the area of Bilal Town of Korangi-2.5 where tons of garbage is being removed from an Eid ground. Bahria Town team is also working extensively to clean and revive healthy playing activities in a school’s playground, located in Bilal Colony, which was buried under thousands of tons of garbage for many years.
Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) Chairman Nayyar Raza also visited the area and appreciated the effort and thanked Bahria Town and its team for their wonderful performance over the last fortnight. He also called the drive an inspiration for every local government in Pakistan and admired the quality and speed of Bahria Town.
This second phase of Bahria Town Clean Karachi Campaign was commenced earlier this month by Bahria Town General Manager (GM) Zulfiqar Memon and Karachi Mayor Waseem Akhtar in a graceful ceremony held at Rashid Latif Cricket Academy in Korangi-5.
Bahria Town Karachi has dedicated a team of thousands of personnel and heavy machinery including dumpers, loaders, excavators, tractors and trolleys. An organised plan has been laid out by dividing the district into four zones which are Model Zone, Shah Faisal Zone, Korangi Zone and Landhi Zone.
In order to uplift the diminishing living environment, Bahria Town Chairman Malik Riaz Hussain has also pledged Rs 10 billion for cleaning and face-lifting of the business capital of Pakistan. In addition, Malik Riaz Hussain offered assistance to the city government for providing financial and technical support for any hospital and school in the city.
Bahria Town Karachi, the largest and the most advanced private real estate community, is not only redefining lifestyle preferences but also setting new standards of green and clean environment by introducing international standards of road cleaning, waste management and disposal systems.
Efforts like these are required if we really want to think about a clean and green Pakistan. All hail the efforts of Malik Riaz Hussain and his team for the same.
This is what required by all the people of Pakistan and people like Malik Riaz Hussain must be appreciated in the course of all such activities.