We hope to clean Larkana by improving the waste disposal process: Chairman PPP Bilawal Bhutto Zardari

Larkana, January 26, 2022 (PPI-OT): Chairman Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has vowed that after winning the next general elections, PPP will launch people-friendly schemes and policies like cleaning cities, establishing free hospital system and giving property rights to slum dwellers in Sindh, across the country. He further said that his party would also clear the selected government’s garbage accumulated in Islamabad on February 27.

Addressing the inaugural ceremony of the Sindh Solid Waste Management Board’s project in Larkana, Chairman PPP said that like every other city in Pakistan, there are problems regarding trash and waste disposal in Larkana too. He said that this problem has risen because the population has increased over the years, and no amendment was made in the system or the number of workers hired in the waste department.

Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that from the time of the Quaid-e-Awam till now, the number of sanitary workers remains the same. The mayor and local bodies made continuous efforts in this area, but the input and output of waste was too large. He said that Karachi is facing similar issues. “The Sindh Solid Waste Management Board and experts were approached to solve issues related to waste disposal in Karachi. Whenever our people are placed in an institution, there is improvement”.

Chairman PPP further said that even though Karachi has a large population, the waste management improved drastically after Murtaza Wahab became the administrator of the city. He said that with the help of KMC, the local government and experts, Wahab handled the solid waste issues of several localities in Karachi.

“In Larkana, the plan is to come to your homes, take your trash, and dispose it directly at the dumping site,” said Chairman PPP. “With this, we hope to clean Larkana by improving the waste disposal process.” Chairman PPP also said that this will only be possible if the people cooperate. He said that PPP will launch an awareness campaign in Larkana which will state that everyone will run the city together. “If you cooperate, we will make Larkana clean again,” he added. “Even if the citizens do not cooperate, our appointed individuals will do their best, but our mission is to remain united and work together.”

Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari also recognised the efforts of the Sindh government in joining hands with the local government. He said that the pilot project of the initiative has already been launched in union councils in order to understand the core issues of waste disposal. He asked the citizens of Larkana to ensure that the trash is given to the appointed individuals. “Together, we have to take responsibility of our society and the area we live in,” said Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. “If we don’t take care of our city who else will?”

Chairman PPP said that the project was being initiated with the help of a Chinese state company, and the people of Larkana must take care of their guests. He also said that the Chinese had offered help due to the deep relations formed between Pakistan and China by the Quaid-e- Awam Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.

He further said that some political elements continue to plot and conspire against PPP, but we must ignore them and solely focus on serving the people. He said that after Larkana, we will proceed towards Islamabad. “After we leave Karachi on the 27th of February, we will clean the trash the reigning government has endowed upon the people,” said Chairman PPP.

Sindh Local Government Minister Syed Nasir Hussain Shah, Member PPP CEC Jameel Soomro, MNA Khurshid Junejo, MPA Sohail Anwar Siyal, CEO of Chinese company, PPP District Larkana General Secretary Ejaz Ahmad Leghari and other leaders were also present.

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Pakistan People’s Party (PPP)
Peoples Secretariat Shikarpur Colony,
Behind Mazar-e-Quaid-e-Azam, Karachi, Pakistan
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Email: contact@ppp-tu.com
Website: https://www.ppp.org.pk

England first team to reach Super League semi-finals at ICC U19 Men’s CWC

Dubai, January 26, 2022 (PPI-OT): A blistering display with the bat by Jacob Bethell helped England advance to the semi-finals of the Super League in a six-wicket win over South Africa.

Bethell was one of the bowlers to restrict South Africa to 209 all out before hitting 88 to see England set up a clash with either Sri Lanka or Afghanistan.

Matthew Welch’s 78 helped Zimbabwe to set Scotland a tricky chase of 249 in their Plate quarter-final.

Scotland were unable to build partnerships as they slumped to 140 all out to see Zimbabwe advance to meet Ireland.

They will be joined in the semi-finals by the hosts West Indies who were too good for Papua New Guinea in a 169-run win.

The West Indies will now face the United Arab Emirates, while Papua New Guinea are set to take on Uganda in the Plate play-offs.

Bethell’s batting masterclass sets England up for victory over South Africa

South Africa endured a slow start having won the toss and chosen to bat, their first boundary came off the final ball of the fourth over, before Joshua Boyden dismissed Valentine Kitime off the next delivery.

Boyden would claim his 12th wicket of the tournament to send the other opener Ethan-John Cunningham back to the hutch and reduce South Africa to 21 for two.

Dewald Brevis and Gerhardus Maree combined to steady the South African ship, adding 55 runs to the total before Bethell dismissed Maree as he played and missed.

Brevis remained a familiar stronghold for South Africa as he brought up his fourth fifty-plus score in a row eventually falling just short of a century on 97.

His dismissal brought about a batting collapse for South Africa as three wickets fell for one run as the batters went in search of boundaries, but only found the grateful hands of fielders with Rehan Ahmed claiming figures of four for 48.

The final-wicket partnership of Matthew Boast and Asakhe Tsaka frustrated England adding 40 as South Africa ended on 209 all out.

Bethell came out all guns blazing in England’s chase, hitting the fourth fastest half-century of ICC U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup history, reaching fifty off just 20 balls, as the Young Lions went at over 10 an over.

George Thomas was a delighted onlooker at the non-striker’s end only moving into double figures in the tenth over, before smacking a six to bring up England’s hundred.

South Africa finally struck as Bethell went for one heave too many but not before he had put on 88 from 42 deliveries to place England as overwhelming favourites.

That tag was backed up by good partnerships in the top order, before William Luxton came in at five to strike 47 from 41 balls and get England into the semi-finals with a six.

Zimbabwe too good for Scotland as Plate quarter-finals draw to a close

After seeing his opening partner Emmanuel Bawa fall for three runs, Matthew Welch added 32 runs for the second wicket alongside Panashe Taruvinga, with Taruvinga contributing just three runs before being dismissed by Jack Jarvis.

Welch then advanced passed fifty, as did Brian Bennett whose 54 off 58 balls helped Zimbabwe reach 155 in the 31st over.

Bennett was then forced to go, bowled leg before wicket by Lyle Robertson as he was replaced in the middle by another Bennett, David, who worked with Welch to move Zimbabwe closer to 200 before Welch fell for 78.

Jarvis then swung the game back in Scotland’s favour taking two wickets in two balls to reduce Zimbabwe to 221 for seven and remove the dangerous Rogan Wolhuter.

His hat-trick ball came in his next over and while he could not get the scalp of Tendekai Mataranyika he soon bowled Connor Mitchell to leave Zimbabwe reeling.

Alex Falao was the final wicket to fall as Zimbabwe ended on 248 all out, meaning Scotland would have to post their highest score of the tournament to win.

In reply, Scotland were restricted by good bowling from Zimbabwe, Charlie Tear was first to go bowled leg before wicket by Mcgini Dube before Bennett and Bawa got in on the act.

Left-arm spinner Mitchell then picked up the next three wickets as Scotland slumped to 105 for six with 26 overs remaining.

Scotland’s collapse continued as Bennet also claimed a threefer including the final wicket of Ruaridh McIntyre to bowl out Scotland for a 108-run win and to advance to the Plate League semi-finals.

Hosts on all-round fire in Papua New Guinea win

The home side were in blistering form as they took on Papua New Guinea in the final Plate quarter-final.

Shaqkere Parris and Matthew Nandu combined at the top of the order to add 155 runs before the first wicket fell, Parris caught behind off the bowling off Rasan Kevau.

Nandu kept scoring alongside Teddy Bishop before he had to go – playing and missing a good ball from Patrick Nou.

Captain Nandu would eventually bring up his hundred on the final ball of the 42nd over, sweeping for four to earn his first century of the tournament, the landmark coming from 112 balls.

Alongside Kevin Wickham, Nandu kept pushing the Windies’ total higher reaching 128 before a late fight back by Boio Ray.

Nandu was the first of Ray’s victims as he claimed three wickets in the penultimate over, the West Indies eventually ended with an imposing 317 for six.

Ray could not add to his heroics as he was bowled first ball by Nathan Edward and was soon joined in the dugout by Peter Karoho and captain Barnabas Maha as PNG slipped to 56 for three.

Opener Christopher Kilapat then looked to dig in but was eventually out having scored just five from 46 balls.

Not content with top scoring with the bat, Nandu then took two wickets in two balls as Papua New Guinea’s hopes of a win grew slimmer.

Aue Oru reached 27 not out to be Papua New Guinea’s top scorer but his 52-ball innings was in vain as Rasan Kevau was run out on seven to see his side fall 169 runs short of their target.

Thursday 27 January fixtures:

Super League

Sri Lanka v Afghanistan, Coolidge Cricket Ground, Antigua and Barbuda

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Participation of world stars in PSL-7 is a big proof that Pakistan is a peaceful country: Punjab Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs Rai Taimoor Khan Bhatti

Lahore, January 26, 2022 (PPI-OT): Punjab Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs Rai Taimoor Khan Bhatti in a statement on Tuesday said that the holding of 7th edition of PSL in Pakistan is a good omen for the future of cricket in Pakistan.

He said the participation of several international star cricketers in PSL-7 is a strong proof that Pakistan is a peaceful country for sports activities. “Sports and Youth Affairs Department Punjab is establishing two High Performance Centres of cricket which will help a lot in tracing fresh cricket talent”.

Punjab Minister for Sports and Youth Affairs Rai Taimoor Khan Bhatti expressed his hope that Lahore Qalandars will win PSL title this year. He also congratulated Pakistan cricketers – Babar Azam, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Mohammad Rizwan and female player Fatima Sana on winning ICC Awards.

For more information, contact:
Sports Board Punjab
Government of the Punjab
National Hockey Stadium, Ferozepur Road, Lahore, Pakistan
Tel: +92-42-99232501, +92-42-99232502
E-mail: info@punjabsportsboard.com
Website: http://sportsboard.punjab.gov.pk

Chairman PPP Bilawal Bhutto Zardari appoints office bearers Divisions and Districts of PPP Balochistan

Karachi, January 26, 2022 (PPI-OT): Chairman, Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has appointed following office bearers Divisions and Districts of PPP Balochistan with immediate effect.

Quetta Division:

1. Khair Muhammad Tareen (President)

2. Muhammad Gul Shahwani (General Secretary)

3. Ahsan Afghan (Information Secretary)

District Pishin:

1. Sher Muhammad Tareen (President)

2. Malak Shoukat Kakar (General Secretary)

3. Nadir Khan (Information Secretary)

Zhob Division:

1. Sardar Muhammad Hashim Sarghara (President)

2. Muhammad Umar Mousazai (General Secretary)

3. Akhter Shah Mandokhel (Information Secretary)

District Zhob:

1. Zafar Ullah Kakar (President)

2. Imran Mandokhel (General Secretary)

3. Imran Babar (Information Secretary)

District Sherani:

1. Abdul Razzaq Sherani (President)

2. Shams Harifal (General Secretary)

3. Muhammad Yar Sherani (Information Secretary)

District Killa Saifullah:

1. Abdullah Mousa Zai (President)

2. Haji Naseer Kakar (General Secretary)

3. Sattar Kakar (Information Secretary)

Loralai Division:

1. Rehmat Ullah Kudezai (President)

2. Abdul Ghafoor Jaffar (General Secretary)

3. Waleed Khan Tareen Advocate (Information Secretary)

District Loralai:

1. Hassam Ud Din Kakar (President)

2. Sardarzada Sher Dil Khan Jogezai (General Secretary)

3. Naseeb Ullah Khan Musa Khail (Information Secretary)

District Musakhail:

1. M Zahir Musakhail (President)

2. Ajab Khan (General Secretary)

3. Zia Ullah Musakhail (Information Secretary)

District Dukki:

1. Malak M Shah Khan Tareen (President)

2. Taimoor Khan Nasar (General Secretary)

3. Wahid Nigar Luni (Information Secretary)

Sibbi Division:

1. Mir Ibrar Khetran (President)

2. Malik Qasim Khan Dharpal (General Secretary)

3. Mir Mousam Khan Bugti (Information Secretary)

District Sibbi:

1. Ghulam Rasool Silachi (President)

2. Fida Hussain Jamsamo (General Secretary)

3. Mewa Khan Magsi (Information Secretary)

District Dera Bugti:

1. Wadera Sourat Khan Bugti (President)

2. Atta Muhammad Bugti (General Secretary)

3. Sohail Kalpar Bugti (Information Secretary)

District Harnai:

1. Yasin Khan Tareen (President)

2. Malak Sheen Gul (General Secretary)

3. Shazaib Bhutto (Information Secretary)

District Kohlu:

1. Sheryar Mari (President)

2. Jalil Mari Advocate (General Secretary)

3. Abdul Wassay Zarkoon (Information Secretary)

District Ziarat:

1. Mehrab Khan Kakar (President)

2. Manzoor Khan Kakar (General Secretary)

3. Nawab Haider Khan (Information Secretary)

District Barkhan:

1. Mir Aitaza Khan (President)

2. Mir Feroz Khetran (General Secretary)

3. Hammad Khan (Information Secretary)

Kalat Division:

1. Rafiq Sajad Zehri (President)

2. Shareef Palari (General Secretary)

3. Bashir Ahmed Nichari (Information Secretary)

District Kalat:

1. Malak Asmat Ullah Khan Kiazai (President)

2. Abdul Manan Dehwar (General Secretary)

3. Takari Mehboob Shahwani (Information Secretary)

District Lasbella:

1. Haji Anwar Ronjo (President)

2. Barkat Nadir (General Secretary)

3. Yousuf Rahi (Information Secretary)

District Mastung:

1. Zia Ul Haq Ababki (President)

2. Mir Lawang Khan Sarangzai (General Secretary)

3. Ahtaran Ul Haq Shahwani (Information Secretary)

Rakhshan Division:

1. Naeem Ulllah Baloch (President)

2. Nawabzada Sheryar Noshrwani (General Secretary)

3. Syed Muhammad Nabi (Information Secretary)

District Chagai:

1. Malik Rehmat Ullah Notezai (President)

2. Kazim Mengal (General Secretary)

3. Ghulam Mustafa Mahar (Information Secretary)

District Nushki:

1. Mir Abdul Rehman Jamaldeni (President)

2. Muhammad Ibrahim Baloch (General Secretary)

3. Mor Azad Khan Mengal (Information Secretary)

District Washuk:

1. Ahsan Ullah Sumalani (President)

2. Behram Khan (General Secretary)

3. Atta Ur Raheem (Information Secretary)

District Jaffarabad:

1. Syed Abdullah Shah (President)

2. Syed Yar Muhammad Shah (General Secretary)

3. Syed Qasim Shah (Information Secretary)

District Sohbatpur:

1. Muhammad Yaqoob Khosa (President)

2. Bashir Ahmed Dajli (General Secretary)

3. Zulfiqar Ali Kakar (Information Secretary)

Notification in this regard was issued from the Chairman’s Secretariat by his Political Secretary Jameel Soomro here today.

For more information, contact:
PPP Media Cell (Sindh)
Pakistan People’s Party (PPP)
Peoples Secretariat Shikarpur Colony,
Behind Mazar-e-Quaid-e-Azam, Karachi, Pakistan
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Email: contact@ppp-tu.com
Website: https://www.ppp.org.pk

Chairman PPP Bilawal Bhutto Zardari appoints office bearers of PPP Balochistan

Karachi, January 26, 2022 (PPI-OT): Chairman, Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has appointed following office bearers of PPP Balochistan with immediate effect.

1. Mir Changez Jamali (President)

2. Rozi Khan Kakar (General Secretary)

3. Sirbuland Khan Jogezai (Information Secretary)

4. Sardar Muhammad Umar Gorgej (Senior Vice President)

5. Mir Riaz Ahmed Shahwani (Vice President-I)

6. Mir Nasrullah Ronjo (Vice President-II)

7. Mir Abdul Rehman Zehri (Vice President-III)

8. Ijaz Ahmed Baloch (Vice President-IV)

9. Naveed Durrani (Vice President-V)

10. Sana Ullah Jattak (Deputy General Secretary-I)

11. Haji Khan Muhammad Barech (Deputy General Secretary-II)

12. Ghulam Mohi Ud Din Rind (Deputy General Secretary-III)

13. Ehsaan Ali (Deputy General Secretary-IV)

14. Mohammad Qasim Achakzai (Deputy Information Secretary-I)

15. Malik Zeeshan Hussain (Deputy Information Secretary-II)

16. Yasir Basheer (Deputy Information Secretary-III)

17. Abdul Hameed Khan (Finance Secretary)

18. Rabbani Khan Khilji (Coordination Secretary)

19. Mir Abdul Samad Gorgage (Record Secretary)

20. Hayat Ullah Khan Achakzai (Media Coordinator)

Notification in this regard was issued from the Chairman’s Secretariat by his Political Secretary Jameel Soomro here today.

For more information, contact:
PPP Media Cell (Sindh)
Pakistan People’s Party (PPP)
Peoples Secretariat Shikarpur Colony,
Behind Mazar-e-Quaid-e-Azam, Karachi, Pakistan
Cell: +92-305-3370383
Email: contact@ppp-tu.com
Website: https://www.ppp.org.pk

General Secretary PTI Central Punjab calls on Khurram Nawaz Gandapur

Lahore, January 26, 2022 (PPI-OT): Provincial Minister and General Secretary PTI Central Punjab Raja Yasir Humayun Sarfraz visited the central secretariat of Pakistan Awami Tehreek and called on Khurram Nawaz Gandapur. Speaking on the occasion, Raja Yasir Humayun Sarfraz said that the Model Town tragedy is an act of great cruelty. He said we are deeply hurt by the delay in the provision of justice, adding that the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf would continue to extend its support to the oppressed.

He said that Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri is a personality of international stature and he is respected around the world due to his services and contributions to peace-building and interfaith dialogue and harmony. Raja Yasir Humayun said that he is a great admirer of Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri’s scholarly contributions that have brought a good name to Islam and helped dispel misperceptions about our great religion. He said that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf as a party would play its role in the provision of justice to the workers of PAT.

In his remarks on the occasion, PAT Secretary General Khurram Nawaz Gandapur said that the Model Town tragedy is above political affiliation. He said that seven years have gone by but the oppressed still continue to remain deprived of justice. He said that out of the seven years, three and a half years belong to the government of PTI, adding that the central characters involved in Model Town tragedy are being posted at lucrative positions in tenure of the present government, which is unfortunate.

For more information, contact:
Pakistan Awami Tehreek (PAT)
365-M, Model Town,
Lahore, Pakistan
Tel: +92-42-111-140-140
Email: info@pat.com.pk
Website: www.pat.com.pk