Posted on 12/27/2013 2:26:26 AM PST by musarratullah
Peshawar , The traders of the Qissa Khawani Bazaar still waiting for government compensation in pesahwar. The even provincial government has completed the survey of traders and local labor whose suffers in the 29 September blast. 22 shops destroyed and 100 people injured in blast at qissa khawani three months back but only 17 people get compensation from the government.
According to the investegation 13 blasts occurred in the historical market of the peshawar city Qissaa Khawani bazaar and more than 40 millions rupees loss face traders in the 29 September blast.
Chief Minister of Khyber pukhtoonkhwa province visited the market after the blast and announced compensation for the traders and whose lost lives along with injujred. Prime minister of pakistan Mian Mohammad Nawaz Sharif also announed 5 million funds for the traders , but still the traders and injured waiting for compensation.
On 27 December 2013 the local traders whose lost business in 29 September called to those traders whose didn’t get any compensation from the government. All effected people were gathered in odean hotel , which local hotel and was fully damage in the 29 september blast in qissa khawani peshwar.
A 12 year old boy along with his father was in sitting in the front of the traders , still his face injured , his elder brother and father was injured in that blast at qissa khawani but they still wait for government compensation. Haji Zar Jan one of the vicatams of the blast whose was injujred in the blast and his hotel was fully damage in the blast. According to him more than 1.5 million rupees damages face in business , because the blast effect not only his business but also his labor injured in the blast.
He said its not easy to tackle the issue , I was injured along with my labor whose was working with me in my hotel . he added that three months later still I am waiting for compensation. What can I do because mentally I am not well , I lost my business so what can I do for my family , because I am the only person whose earn something for the family.
A local labor namely Fazal Rabi lost eye vision and didn’t hear anything after the blast , because the blast effect his sense of hearing. He said that I was admit 2 weeks in hospital I have all document of hospitalization , the doctor informs me to check my eyes and ears through specialist doctor but nor I have money neither any one get interst in my injuries , so I am still in bad condation. He said that because I am poor , no one take serious m neither listen my cries.
A local shopkeepeer zakir ullah said that his shop was damaged in the blast , he along with his brother injured in the blast. I also lost my motor bike in that blast , but still neither I received any funds from the government. My brother in the hospital and his right hand didn’t work well because the blast effect his hand. He added that since three months I knock all the government offical doors but no one give me any relief.
President of the Printing & publisher association Zafar Khattak said that the traders of the Qissa Khawani bazaar facing daily horror , no one came here for shopping. Government offical complet the survey fo the effected traders but only 17 people whose injured in the blasg get compensation , he critisize the government that the criteria of the injury are changing , if someone lost hand or feet then government give them compensation , which is injustice , because of of the labor , traders injujed in that blast but they have no relief , so in this condition how its possible that the historical market again start in peshawar.
I do speak Portuguese and Spanish and a little Italian and of course ...deep south USA English
But its affected or affected...not effect...in the manner of
usage you emloyed..I think
Effect is usually used as a noun and affect......as a verb....
Rare exceptions...
Stay safe my man
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