Governor KP Appreciates Punjab Red Crescent for Timely Relief to Tirah Victims
Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Mr. Faisal Karim Kundi, met with Secretary General of Punjab Red Crescent Society (PRCS), Mehboob Qadir Shah, at Governor House Peshawar to discuss recent humanitarian assistance provided to the affected communities in Tirah. The meeting highlighted the collaborative efforts of provincial Red Crescent branches in delivering timely and effective relief to those in need.
Relief Support for IDP Families in Tirah
During the meeting, the Governor expressed gratitude to the Punjab Red Crescent Society for providing relief materials to victims of Tirah, noting that this support has been crucial in addressing the immediate needs of displaced families. It was shared that relief packages have been sent for 500 internally displaced families (IDPs) and have already been distributed to affected families in the merged districts, ensuring that the most vulnerable communities receive assistance promptly.
Commitment to Transparent and Timely Assistance
Governor Faisal Karim Kundi emphasized that the relief process would be carried out in a timely, transparent, and trustworthy manner, with his personal oversight to ensure that the support reaches the deserving families without delay.
Strengthening Humanitarian Collaboration
The meeting was also attended by Chairman Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Red Crescent, Mr. Farzand Ali Wazir, and Chairman of the Merged Districts Red Crescent, Advocate Imran Wazir, reflecting a joint commitment to humanitarian assistance and coordination between provincial and local Red Crescent branches. Both sides reaffirmed their determination to expand collaborative efforts to provide effective support during natural disasters, emergencies, and humanitarian crises.
This meeting underscores the importance of inter-provincial cooperation in humanitarian response, highlighting how coordinated action between Red Crescent branches ensures timely relief and support to affected communities, particularly in remote and vulnerable areas like Tirah.



