Social media fumes over Sindh govt’s performance after Sehwan tragedy
The Twitter users fumed over the disdainful performance of the local government and lack of adequate facilities in the area
February 17, 2017
In wake of the recent wave of terror in the country, with the most brutal being Thursday’s blast in Sufi shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar in Sindh’s Sehwan area, Pakistani social media users are asking one question only: where is the reflection of the local government’s tall claims of development?
The Twitter users fumed over the disdainful performance of the local government and lack of adequate facilities in the interior Sindh area.
The social media users also asked regarding the National Action Plan and its implementation that seemingly is in pending over since a while.
#ImplementNAPSavePak
— PSL And Spring (@Itsabdullah786) February 17, 2017
We want elimination of terrorism from our beloved country Pakistan but political parties aren't on one platform
There not a single ambulance in #Sehwan, eye witnesses say Lal Shahbaz Qalandar blast injured are being shifted in motobikes and rickshaws
— Amar Guriro (@amarguriro) February 16, 2017
No beds, no medicines, no paramedics. The operation theatre is not functional.
— Annie Khan (@AnnieKhan29) February 16, 2017
But don't worry, Bhutto zinda hai. #Sehwan
Last night, Sindh's CM admitted there were no medical facilities in #Sehwan. Yes that is all he had to say.https://t.co/6gYLIaWXl7
— Benazir Shah (@Benazir_Shah) February 17, 2017
3 chief ministers of #Sindh wre 4rm #Dadu distrct Murad Ali Shah, Abduallah Shah and Liaquat Ali Jatoi but there is no hospital#Sehwan #PPP
— Amar Guriro (@amarguriro) February 16, 2017
Did india or afghanistan tell us to not build hospitals to deal with this type of situation? #Sehwan
— Nizam Baloch (@nizam_baloch10) February 16, 2017
