9. Januar 1962 - Einweihung: Der Minister hat General Mohammad Azam Khan, eines der drei militärische Mitglieder der neuen Regierung spricht sich für Rehabilitation, bei der Einweihung der Korangi Kolonie am 1. August. Ein Ne Leben für Pakistans Partition Flüchtlinge; 15.000 Familien werden in neue Häuser in der Nähe von Karachi zu bewegen: in Pakistan gibt es heute etwa 5 Millionen Obdachlose, und davon sind einige 800.000 in Kurachi, die Hauptstadt zu finden. Eine große Anzahl davon sind Flüchtlinge, verursacht durch die Teilung von Indien und Pakistan im Jahre 1947 und stellten eine der größten sozialen Probleme des Landes. Die r

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Jan. 09, 1962 - Inauguration: The Minister for Rehabilitation, General Mohammed Azam Khan, one of the three military members of the new Government, speaks at the Inauguration of the Korangi colony on August 1st. A Ne Life For Pakistan's Partition Refugees; 15, 000 Families Will Move Into New Homes Near Karachi: There are about five million homeless in Pakistan today, and of them some 800, 000 are to be found in Kurachi, the capital. A great number of these are refugees caused by the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947, and have presented one of the major social problems of the country. The refugees live in little shanties, problems of the country.The refugees live in little shanties, built of odd planks and tin, eating and sleeping in terrible conditions. On August 1st, the President of Pakistan, General Ayub Khan, inaugurated the most important project of this nine-month-old government: a colony which would provide homes for 15, 000 refugee families, and consisting of the same number of one-roomed houses. Situated at Korangi on a 3, 0000 acre site, which was an old R.A.F. base fifteen miles from Karachi, the programme was carried out on a National emergency basis and accorded top priority. Construction began in December last year, and within five months the refugees were able to move in. Each house costs about ~140, and includes water, drainage, one small room surrounded by a courtyard, kitchen and toilet facilities. The colony was built with I.C.A. Ford Found action and Government funds, and families were moved in at the rate of 100 a day, having dismantled their shanties before departure. The colony will have 26 primary schools, playgrounds and shopping facilities. It is hoped to attract industries to the colony so that it will become on independent town. (Credit Image: © Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com)

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