KARACHI: Shifting of graves

Published May 8, 2006

KARACHI, May 7: The EDO Revenue on Sunday requested heirs of the deceased buried in the western part of Essa Nagri Graveyard at Sir Shah Suleman Road to contact the committee at its office from May 9 to May 16 so that these graves could be shifted elsewhere.

The government would bear the cost of shifting. The western part of the graveyard was on the route of Lyari Expressway. –PPI

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