ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Iqbal Zaffar Jhagra said on Friday that the government was providing all possible facilities to the Internal Displaced Persons (IDPs) of tribal region.
In his address at a ceremony organized in Islamabad on Friday in connection with Annual day of Red Crescent Society, the governor said that the IDPs would be sent back to their homes by November this year.
The governor said that Red Crescent was serving for the humanity and it has done a lot of relief work during the earthquake 2005 in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
Jhagra said that about 150 years ago the tree of Red Crescent had planted and now it is providing shade for the whole community of the world.
The KPK governor further said that from the beginning of Pakistan, Red Crescent always stood shoulder by shoulder with nation in natural disasters. He prayed to Almighty to save Pakistan from any natural disasters.
Speaking on the occasion, the Chairman Red Crescent Dr Saeed Elahi said that the institution have 17 millions volunteers in 192 countries across the globe.
Dr Saeed Elahi said that Quaid-e-Azam was the founder of Red Crescent in Pakistan adding that the institution was serving independently, impartially and voluntarily in the country.
