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THE unplanned demolition of Aladin Park in Karachi, which has been going on for over a month now, is playing havoc with the area residents. The pungent smell of gas leakage has become a matter of routine.
The gravity of the situation could be gauged from the fact that recently one of the spots at the site caught fire and fire brigade had to be called to douse it.
Initially, the area was a ‘no-go zone’ in the first phase of demolition, and the site was protected by a heavy contingent of police. But there is no protection at the moment and the site is the hub of activity of scavengers and those living in the nearby slums and localities.
July 4, 2021
The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation continued operations against encroachments in various parts of the city on Saturday.
According to details shared by the corporation’s anti-encroachment director Bashir Siddiqui, the anti-encroachment operation is under way in all the seven districts of the city on the directions of the Supreme Court.
The anti-encroachment operations, he explained, were being carried out along several storm water drains of the city.
In District Central, the operation is being held at 10 different spots along the mighty Gujjar Nullah, he said, adding that in District West and District Keamari, encroachments were being removed along the second biggest drain of the city, Orangi Nullah.
KBT demands inclusion of affected families in commission
July 3, 2021
Leaders of the Karachi Bachao Tehreek (KBT) on Friday demanded that the Sindh government include people affected by the anti-encroachment operations of the Gujjar and Orangi nullahs, Haji Lemu Goth, Sahafi Colony, Aladin Park and Karachi Circular Railway in the commission to resolve the issue of unauthorised constructions in the city.
They also demanded that each affected family be provided compensation according to their land and construction, not just 80-square-yard plots. KBT leader Khurram Ali and others addressed a press conference at the Karachi Press Club in response to the Sindh government’s announcement of forming a commission for allotting alternative plots to the affected people.
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