Tourist spots to be developed

Published March 30, 2003

THATTA, March 29: Feasibility reports are being prepared to develop tourist spots — including Keenjhar and Haleji lakes, Bhambhor and Makli graveyard — to generate revenue for the Thatta district, Thatta DCO Mohammad Usman Panhwar said on Thursday.

He was talking to journalists at the Makli Darbar Hall.

Efforts, he said, were being made for provision of funds and incentives to private sector and maintenance of law and order.

He said that Thatta district government had moved the Sindh Tourism Development Corporation to lease out land at the Keenjhar Lake.

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