ARY NEWS azad kashmir Selab Mutasreen ko PM Nawaz Sharif ka khitab today [11-9-2014
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MUZAFFARABAD: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif visited flood-hit areas of Azad Kashmir on Thursday, assuring he would not leave flood victims stranded in their hour of difficulty.
Monsoon rains continue to wreak havoc in Punjab and Azad Kashmir, killing a total of 257 people, according to the National Disaster Management Authority.
“It is the responsibility of the government to help flood victims,” the premier said, while talking to residents of Forward Kahuta, Azad Kashmir, after conducting an aerial surveillance of the damage caused by floods in the area.
“We will ensure development in the region,” Prime Minister Nawaz promised, announcing that several development projects would be undertaken in Muzaffarabad, including a railway network.
“A hospital will be built in Haveli and a road network will connect Haveli to Rawalakot,” he announced, adding, “Pakistan’s government will pay for these projects.”
Monsoon rains continue to wreak havoc in Punjab and Azad Kashmir, killing a total of 257 people, according to the National Disaster Management Authority.
“It is the responsibility of the government to help flood victims,” the premier said, while talking to residents of Forward Kahuta, Azad Kashmir, after conducting an aerial surveillance of the damage caused by floods in the area.
“We will ensure development in the region,” Prime Minister Nawaz promised, announcing that several development projects would be undertaken in Muzaffarabad, including a railway network.
“A hospital will be built in Haveli and a road network will connect Haveli to Rawalakot,” he announced, adding, “Pakistan’s government will pay for these projects.”