Clarification: Dubai leaks

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Apropos a news item, titled ‘Castles in the sand: politicians in Dubai leaks’, published in Dawn on May 15, it was inadvertently mentioned that former minister Marvi Memon owned two properties in Dubai. Dawn has rechecked the data and it is clarified that the former minister does not own any property in Dubai. Another person with a similar name owns the two properties.

Separately, in the report titled ‘The emirate’s dark underbelly’, published on May 16, it is clarified that the Kidney Centre associated with organ trafficker Dr Mukhtar Hamid Shah was based in Rawalpindi and is distinct from The Kidney Centre in Karachi.

Published in Dawn, May 18th, 2024

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