Despite allocation of funds, the district administration of Dadu has failed to drain out rainwater
By Allah Bux Khushik
Dadu Sindh
Human skeletons were found outside the graves in Shah Hussain graveyard of Phulji village of Johi Taluka, as most of the graves have caved in due to flash floodwater accumulated there since the monsoon season.
A residents of village, Arif Jamali told this reporter that after as the authorities did not take any measures to drain out floodwater, the graves had caved in skeletons were seen floating in accumulated water.
“Sometimes dogs was seen eating the human body parts,” he said.
Arif Jamali said that they have made complaints to Pakistan People’s Party MNA Rafique Ahmed Jamali, MPA Pir Mujeeb ul Haque and Deputy Commissioner Dadu Syed Murtaza Shah for draining out floodwater from graveyard but neither elected representatives nor administration took serious notice.
He said that funds were allocated for draining out water from flood-hit areas but till yet water has not been drained out from their areas. He appealed to Sindh High Court Chief to take serious notice of inhuman act of district administration and provide them relief.
Pakistan People’s Party MNA Rafique Ahmed Jamali was not available for comment but his personal secretary Khalil Jamali replied that floodwater had badly affected entire district Dadu and it is PPP’s main priority to drain out water and rehabilitate the flood-hit area.
He said that MNA Rafique Ahmed Jamali had contacted DC Dadu and soon water would be drained out from graveyard and rehabilitation work of graveyard would be started.
This scribe also approached Deputy Commissioner Dadu for comments but he was not available neither he replied to the text message.
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