Karachi: On Thursday, Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab inaugurated a new maze park for children at Bagh-e-Ibn Qasim in Clifton. He announced comprehensive plans for the enhancement of city parks and emphasized the critical role of urban tree planting in tackling climate change during the event.

According to Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, the mayor’s statements were part of his address at the opening ceremony, which was attended by officials including Shaukat Umri, Jeelani Yusuf, Muhammad Naeem Qureshi, and Director General Parks and Horticulture Junaid Ullah Khan. The event also saw participation from students and teachers from various schools, highlighting the community’s engagement in the city’s environmental initiatives.

Mayor Wahab outlined the Karachi Municipal Corporation’s (KMC) strategy for improving the city’s infrastructure and recreational areas. The enhancement of all parks, including the provision of food, sports, and other amenities, is aimed at creating more vibrant and accessible spaces for citizens. He stressed the importance of community involvement in maintaining cleanliness and environmental stewardship.

Furthermore, Mayor Wahab discussed the successful measures taken by KMC during the monsoon season, which prevented the recurrence of previous years’ challenges. He assured that the repair and maintenance of roads would begin promptly after the current rain spell concludes.

The creation of the maze park at Bagh-e-Ibn Qasim is part of a broader effort to make Karachi’s parks more attractive and functional, particularly for young residents. The mayor encouraged the city’s youth to participate actively in KMC’s tree-plantation campaign and to lead by example in keeping their surroundings clean.

The event concluded with Mayor Wahab, along with school children and teachers, planting trees in Bagh-e-Ibn Qasim, symbolizing the collective commitment to a greener, cleaner Karachi. Overall, the initiatives announced reflect KMC’s ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of life in the city through improved infrastructure and environmental conservation.

Karachi: On Thursday, Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab inaugurated a new maze park for children at Bagh-e-Ibn Qasim in Clifton. He announced comprehensive plans for the enhancement of city parks and emphasized the critical role of urban tree planting in tackling climate change during the event.

According to Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, the mayor’s statements were part of his address at the opening ceremony, which was attended by officials including Shaukat Umri, Jeelani Yusuf, Muhammad Naeem Qureshi, and Director General Parks and Horticulture Junaid Ullah Khan. The event also saw participation from students and teachers from various schools, highlighting the community’s engagement in the city’s environmental initiatives.

Mayor Wahab outlined the Karachi Municipal Corporation’s (KMC) strategy for improving the city’s infrastructure and recreational areas. The enhancement of all parks, including the provision of food, sports, and other amenities, is aimed at creating more vibrant and accessible spaces for citizens. He stressed the importance of community involvement in maintaining cleanliness and environmental stewardship.

Furthermore, Mayor Wahab discussed the successful measures taken by KMC during the monsoon season, which prevented the recurrence of previous years’ challenges. He assured that the repair and maintenance of roads would begin promptly after the current rain spell concludes.

The creation of the maze park at Bagh-e-Ibn Qasim is part of a broader effort to make Karachi’s parks more attractive and functional, particularly for young residents. The mayor encouraged the city’s youth to participate actively in KMC’s tree-plantation campaign and to lead by example in keeping their surroundings clean.

The event concluded with Mayor Wahab, along with school children and teachers, planting trees in Bagh-e-Ibn Qasim, symbolizing the collective commitment to a greener, cleaner Karachi. Overall, the initiatives announced reflect KMC’s ongoing efforts to enhance the quality of life in the city through improved infrastructure and environmental conservation.