Pakistan’s Biggest Citizen Facilitation Center Announced Offering All Services Under One Roof
Karachi is due to obtain Pakistan's largest citizen facilitation center, where residents will be able to access multiple services of the Ministry of Interior at a single location.
Karachi is due to obtain Pakistan's largest citizen facilitation center, where residents will be able to access multiple services of the Ministry of Interior at a single location.
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- Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi confirmed the plan for the Grand Khidmat Markaz during his visit to the Ministry of Interior office on II Chundrigar Road.
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- The new vehicles will represent the biggest addition to the Islamabad Rescue service since 2009, according to the minister.
- The minister additionally inspected a new fleet of rescue vehicles procured from China for the Islamabad Rescue and Fire Brigade.
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Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi confirmed the plan for the Grand Khidmat Markaz during his visit to the Ministry of Interior office on II Chundrigar Road. Karachi Weather to Remain Warm and Humid.
In practice, the proposed facility will have counters for all institutions working under the Ministry of Interior. Citizens will be able to apply for passports, identity cards, arms licenses, various no-objection certificates (NOCs), and other services without visiting multiple offices.
Naqvi directed authorities to prepare a master plan for the Grand Khidmat Markaz while considering all requirements needed for the facility. He additionally instructed the relevant authorities to submit the plan within 10 days and ensure the necessary arrangements for its establishment.
In practice, the minister additionally inspected a new fleet of rescue vehicles procured from China for the Islamabad Rescue and Fire Brigade. Islamabad Gets 21 New Rescue, Firefighting Vehicles After 17 Years.
Meanwhile, the new vehicles will represent the biggest addition to the Islamabad Rescue service since 2009, according to the minister.
Notably, the fleet includes four fire aerial trucks, six fire towers, and five fire tanks equipped with modern firefighting and rescue equipment. The vehicles can operate at heights of up to 256 feet and will be deployed around the clock at six stations throughout Islamabad.
Notably, the vehicles are projected to reach Islamabad from Karachi within five days. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
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