Hadiqa Kiani rebuilds 100 houses, maternity clinic in flood-hit Balochistan

Renowned Pakistani singer and philanthropist Hadiqa Kiani has fulfilled her promise to rebuild houses for flood-hit victims in Balochistan as her project “Vaseela-e-Raah” completed 100 houses in the first phase of rebuilding in the flood-affected province.

Kiani had started her project, Vaseela-e-Raah, in August and had collected donations from Lahore and Karachi to aid in the rebuilding process.

In a recent post on twitter and Instagram, Hadiqa informed her followers of the noteworthy advancements made in Balochistan. She conveyed her thanks to Allah and her devotees for their active assistance and support of the undertaking.

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As per her post, the first phase of the project included the construction of 100 houses, which have now been occupied by families in need. Additionally, a maternity clinic, a grocery store, and a primary school have also been constructed and are now serving their respective purposes.

As many of you know, I have been in Balochistan for the past few days…by the grace of Allah + your support, we have completed the 1st phase of our project. 100 houses are complete and now occupied by flood victims, a maternity clinic, a grocery store and a primary school (1/2) pic.twitter.com/2bfPihxdHT

— Hadiqa Kiani (@Hadiqa_Kiani) March 1, 2023

“As many of you know, I have been in Balochistan for the past few days… By the grace of Allah and by your active support, we have completed the first phase of our project in Balochistan. One hundred houses are complete and now occupied, one maternity clinic is complete, one grocery store is complete and one primary school is complete!” she said.

Local donations pic.twitter.com/KcknGQswOf

— Hadiqa Kiani (@Hadiqa_Kiani) March 3, 2023

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Kiani also went above and above to collect supplies for flood victims. She also started a flood relief initiative to offer assistance and supplies to individuals who were directly affected by the disaster.