Bureau Report
Alipur, District Muzaffargarh
In a major humanitarian initiative ahead of Eid, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust organized a special ceremony for the distribution of house keys among families displaced by the devastating 2025 floods.
The event was held at “Al Mustafa Town” in Mouza Latti, Tehsil Alipur, one of the worst-affected areas of District Muzaffargarh during the catastrophic floods. The project marks a significant step toward rehabilitation and recovery for flood-hit families who had been living in extremely difficult conditions since the disaster.
Chairman of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust, Abdul Razzaq Sajid, attended the ceremony as the chief guest. During the event, newly constructed homes were formally handed over to deserving families, bringing joy, relief, and renewed hope to the flood survivors.
The emotional ceremony witnessed displaced families receiving the keys to their new homes after months of hardship, uncertainty, and homelessness. Smiles and tears of happiness reflected the significance of the occasion for those finally able to begin a new chapter of life with dignity and security.
Prominent personalities who attended the event included Sahibzada Syed Javed Sajjad Kazmi, Nusrat Saleem, Nawaz Kharl, Shahid Kharl, Arham Saleem Qadri, Saeed Zafar Khichi, Malik Niaz Murtaza, Jameel Saeedi, Fayyaz Faheem, Asif Qadir, and Haji Sheikh Muhammad Shafiq Rizvi, along with a large number of local residents.
Speakers at the ceremony said that the housing project was not merely a welfare initiative but a practical effort to restore dignity, protection, and stability to families who had lost everything in the floods.
The event was widely appreciated by local residents and participants, who described it as a symbol of compassion, humanity, and collective support for vulnerable communities.
Photography: Tariq Hassan
