BISP launches WhatsApp channel

WhatsApp channel, BISP

ISLAMABAD: Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) launched a WhatsApp channel to facilitate its beneficiaries as well as common citizens by providing the details of all initiatives and counter fake messages.

The BISP urged the existing and intending beneficiaries to follow the official WhatsApp channel to get all the information about the programme.

The citizens can follow the BISP WhatsApp channel through the web link below

https://ift.tt/k5aMpNo

Earlier the BISP launched a modern call center in collaboration with the National Telecommunication Corporation to provide authentic information related to the programme and the grievances.

The individuals can contact the call center at 080026477 to register complaints or seek information about the program.

Read More: BISP’s mobile registration centers to be operational soon

In January, the BISP said that the Mobile Registration Vehicle Centers to facilitate the registration process for the intending beneficiaries of the programme belonging to the remote areas of the country, are likely to be operational soon.

The Mobile Registration Centers would enable the deserving women residing in the far-flung areas to access the registration facilities through mobile vehicles, the state news agency reported.

According to an official source, the process of induction of Mobile Vans, which started in August, has entered into its last stages.



from Latest Pakistan News and Breaking News from All over Pakistan https://ift.tt/rZVe7Hh

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Texas shooting claims five lives, armed suspect on the loose

Image
 A man shot dead five neighbors including an 8-year-old boy after some of them had asked him to stop shooting a semiautomatic rifle in his front yard in Cleveland, Texas, because it was keeping their baby awake, police said on Saturday. Police were still looking for the suspect, who used an AR-15-style rifle in the shooting late inside the neighbors’ home on Friday, San Jacinto County Sheriff Greg Capers said. Sheriffs deputies were joined by FBI agents as they continued searching for the suspect, Francisco Oropeza, 38, in a nearby wooded area 18 hours after the attack, Capers said. “We are tracking him with dogs and men on horseback and drones in the air,” Capers said. Law enforcement had found an abandoned cellphone and some discarded clothing in the search area, Capers said. He was quoted as saying by other news outlets that all the victims were shot in the head “almost execution-style.” Police said all five victims were from Honduras. Officials from Capers’ office received a
Read more

DSP, gunman martyred in Lakki Marwat attack

Image
LAKKI MARWAT: Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Gul Muhammad Khan and his gunman were martyred in an attack in Lakki Marwat in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa late Friday night. According to details, DSP Gul Muhammad Khan was on routine patrol on Manjiwala Road in Lakki Marwat when some unidentified assailants opened fire on police van due to which DSP Gul Muhammad Khan and his gunman were critically wounded. They were rushed to Tehsil Headquarters (THQ) Hospital Norang where both of them died during treatment. A heavy contingent of police reached the spot after the incident and cordoned off the area. Police have also launched a search operation in the area to arrest the culprits. Read more: CTD, police kills three terrorist in Lakki Marwat Earlier, the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) and Bannu police killed three terrorists affiliated with a banned outfit during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in Ghazni Khel area of Lucky Marwat. The CTD spokesperson stated that an intelligen
Read more

Illegal immigrants involved in serious crimes in Karachi: Police chief

Image
KARACHI: Karachi police chief on Wednesday claimed that the illegal Afghan immigrants were involved in some heinous criminal activities in the metropolis, ARY News reported. During an exclusive interview with ARY News, the Karachi police chief – Khadim Hussain Rind – asserted that more than 43,000 illegal Afghan immigrants, involved in activities such as street crimes and house robberies in the city, were deported. “After the cleanup operation against illegal aliens the crime ratio in the city cut off by 4.9 percent,” he maintained. The city police chief stated that a crackdown against drug dealers was also conducted in Karachi. While responding to a question, Rind stated that a plan is being cooked regarding the security of PSL. from Latest Pakistan News and Breaking News from All over Pakistan https://ift.tt/zu8qS3r
Read more