MNA Alamgir Khan demands rescue services across Sindh

KARACHI: Alamgir Khan Afridi, Founder of Fixit and Member of National Assembly (MNA), has demanded a rescue service in Sindh, claiming that Sindh was standing on a mountain of corruption.

He expressed his views while talking to M.M News during a ‘Sindh Rescue Walk’ in Karachi today (Sunday). He criticised the PPP for not improving Sindh’s condition in spite of ruling the province for the past 12 years.

Alamgir Khan further said that no rescue agency has been set up across Sindh so far due to the inattention of the provincial government. He also said that even Prime Minister Imran Khan had highlighted the importance of a rescue agency across the country, which could carry out all kinds of relief operations.

“The provincial government should take decisive steps in forming a rescue service just like other provincial governments including Punjab and KP governments have set up Rescue 1122,” he demanded.

Social leader Hunaid Lakhani and Zafar Abbas were also present in the walk. The participants of the walk, holding placards in their hands, were demanding to establish a rescue agency.