Quake crafted new bond among parliamentarians, says Kashmala
By Bushra Rafique

ISLAMABAD—MNA Kashmala Tariq has hailed the spirit of parliamentarians from both treasury and opposition in which they carried out the relief work in earthquake stricken areas saying the quake has created a new bond among the parliamentarians.
Ms Tariq who is also coordinator of National Assembly Relief Committee addressing a group of quake affectees at Parliament House said government will not leave any stone unturned in helping the people of the earthquake affected areas and will utilize all available resources besides international and local aide assistance for this purpose.
She said government and opposition and standing side by side in this testing time, which is prove of the fact that Pakistani nation is a single unit.
“There is no indication that these lawmakers are from treasury or from opposition because they have set aside their personal and political differences are trying to help the affectess in quake ravaged areas of Azad Kashmir and NWFP,” she underscored.
So far, she said NA Relief Committee has dispatched several trucks full of relief goods for the quake affectees.
Speaking on the occasion Tahmina Dasti, chairperson NA Standing Committee on Education said that government is trying to dispatch relief items to the affected areas.
However, the rehabilitation of quake affectees is a difficult task and government is trying to complete this task in an apt manner, she underlined. They later on distributed aide provision slips among the earthquake affectess, under this plan government will provide relief assistance to the affectees in the relief camps just to ensure that relief items have reached the deserving people.
Large number of women who were present on the occasion hailed government’s steps for their rehabilitation.