Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Government has sent a fresh supply of emergency medicine to medicine to Upper Kurram While maintaining his ongoing helicopter help operations, provincial health adviser Ehtesham Khan said on Monday.
More than 500 kg of emergency medicine, donated by various NGOs and charities, is lifted to the region aboard the provincial government’s MI-17 helicopter.
The supplies are transferred to the medical superintendent of the parachute.
Despite the crisis, the federal government has not yet provided any medicine or financial assistance, Ehtesham Khan said, criticizing passivity.
“People in Kurram continue to look against the Center for Support, but nothing has arrived so far,” he added.
Meanwhile, local authorities report that helicoptervakuations have transported over 230 people across the district, with still flights.
More than 1,200 patients have received medical treatment when relief efforts persist.
In an attempt to restore peace, district officials and strange oldest measures are discussing to ensure the enforcement of a recent security agreement.
The administration has also confirmed the demolition of bunkers in Piwar and Balish Khel to strengthen the stability of the area.
Last week, the authorities in the Kurram district demolished four more bunkers as part of the ongoing efforts to enforce a local peace agreement, while rival factions are set to hold another round with conversations in Peshawar today, according to Express News.
According to district officials, the removal of bunkers continues as agreed, with the latest demolitions taking place in Balish Khel and Anarchaly using explosives.
Authorities have confirmed their obligation to implement Kohat Peace Accord aiming to stabilize the region. Measures such as escorted convoys are also introduced to ensure public security.
