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Karachi mayor opens family festival, vows to restore historical heritage

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The mayor said that there was a time when gunshots could be heard here, but now there are celebrations.

KARACHI (Dunya News) - Karachi Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab inaugurated a family festival here on Saturday.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Murtaza Wahab said that the government wants to attract the younger generation to these places by restoring the historical heritage of Karachi.

He said that in the past, a Bohra Food Festival was held here, while now a women chefs’ festival is under way. In the coming days, there are plans to hold a World Biryani Festival and then a Pulao Festival.

The mayor said that there was a time when gunshots could be heard here, but now there are celebrations. A private bank cooperated in the restoration of Empress Market and every effort will be made to make this place more active.

He said that the construction of roads will benefit ordinary citizens. Critics will continue to criticise, however, development work should continue.

Murtaza Wahab said that he has warned the anti-encroachment staff, KDA, KMC and police will have to come to the same page to eliminate encroachments, if any officer is found doing wrong, action will be taken against him.

Regarding parking fees, the mayor said that the government has decided that there should be no parking fees, so the town administration should ensure the implementation of this decision.

Murtaza Wahab said if KMC is collecting parking fees on any road, it should be pointed out and action will be taken.

 

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