PM rewards brave driver with PKR 2.5 million for rescuing flood victims

Tamseela Akhtar

Sep 4, 2024 — 1 min read

ISLAMABAD, Sep 04: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif awarded PKR 2.5 million to excavator driver Muhibullah for his heroic efforts in rescuing people stranded in the flood-hit area of Qila Abdullah, Balochistan. The recognition came during a special meeting at the Prime Minister's House.
Expressing his admiration, PM Shehbaz Sharif stated, "The entire nation, including myself, is proud of you. Your love for humanity and bravery in saving precious lives is commendable. You are a national hero." The Prime Minister praised Muhibullah for his courage in risking his life to save others during the crisis.
In addition to the monetary reward, PM Shehbaz announced free education for Muhibullah's children up to the university level and free healthcare services for his family.
Muhibullah expressed his gratitude, thanking the Prime Minister and the government for recognizing his efforts and taking the time to honor him. He added that he was deeply humbled by the respect shown to him during his visit to the Prime Minister's House.

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