Flood Rehabilitation Drive Continues, Says Abdul Ghaffar Mansoor

Timergara ( Rahmat Ullah Swati) — The President of Central Muslim League Malakand Division, Abdul Ghaffar Mansoor, reaffirmed the party’s commitment to the ongoing flood rehabilitation drive and the long-term prosperity of affected communities. During an outreach visit to District Lower Dir, Mansoor emphasized that the journey of recovery and service will continue, Insha’Allah (God willing), as long as national unity and public cooperation remain strong.

Moreover, he credited all progress to divine support and the people’s collective efforts. Although the next phase — rebuilding homes for flood victims — presents a difficult challenge, Mansoor expressed confidence. He stated that if the nation stands united and plays its role, this stage can also be completed successfully.

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Later, while addressing party workers, Mansoor highlighted the upcoming Workers Convention scheduled for November 2 at Minar-e-Pakistan, Lahore. He described the event not only as a strong symbol of Muslim unity (Ittehad-e-Ummat) but also as a platform for moral and spiritual training. As a result, the convention aims to strengthen the spirit of service and organizational resilience within the Central Muslim League.

In addition, he urged workers to prepare thoroughly and contribute actively to the convention’s success. “Unity, dedication, and preparation are key to making this event impactful,” Mansoor stated.

Meanwhile, Muhammad Yaseen, General Secretary of Central Muslim League Lower Dir, was also present at the gathering. He echoed Mansoor’s call for collective action and solidarity.

Currently, the Central Muslim League continues its flood rehabilitation drive across Malakand Division. Through ongoing initiatives, the party remains focused on supporting displaced families and rebuilding damaged infrastructure.