Sindh Government halts aid operation in Tharparkar

THARPARKAR: The Provincial Government has stopped aid operations in different areas of Tharparkar. as transporters carrying relief supplies have been on strike.

Transporters said that the Sindh Government had not paid 100 million rupees to transport relief goods to affected areas.

Affected persons in Tharparkar are facing acute shortage of food items that has multiplied their problems . Not a single grain of wheat found in Government warehouses of Mithi, Islamkot, Chachro, Nagar Parkar and Deplu and other cities of Tharparkar that enforced to Sindh Government to halt wheat supply.

Transporters carrying aid goods have observed strike. They said that the Sindh Government had not paid ten 100 millions for transporting aid goods to Tharparkar which leaded to 1 lac families deprived of food and aid. Victims from affected areas said that no one from Government reached them, Government ration and wheat were distributed among their own people.

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