Bureau Report
WAZIRABAD: Al Mustafa Welfare Trust continued its nationwide plantation campaign with a tree-planting drive at the Government College for Women, Wazirabad, as part of its ongoing efforts to promote a greener and healthier Pakistan.
Members of the Al Mustafa team, college teachers and students planted hundreds of saplings at different locations across the college grounds. Saplings were also distributed among students to encourage them to take an active role in protecting the environment and increasing green cover.
College Principal Ms Samina Younis, Al Mustafa Head of Media and Public Relations Muhammad Nawaz Kharl, Manager Programmes Department Ms Amberin Shafiq, and Ali Hashmi attended the plantation activity.
The nationwide Plantation Drive of Al Mustafa Welfare Trust has been continuing for several months, with thousands of saplings planted across different parts of Pakistan.
The Trust has urged citizens to join hands in planting trees to help reduce air pollution, mitigate the adverse effects of climate change, improve the quality of the air and create a healthier and more attractive environment for future generations.
Al Mustafa’s plantation campaign carries the message:
“Plant trees, beautify the country, make the air fragrant, save lives and secure the future.”
Photography: Tariq Hassan
