Explain the audit report of the Corona package to the relevant agencies, led by the Federal Cabinet.

 

Explain the audit report of the Corona package to the relevant agencies, led by the Federal Cabinet.

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The Federal Cabinet has asked the relevant departments to clarify the audit report on the package for the Corona outbreak.

A Federal Cabinet meeting was held under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Imran Khan during which information was provided on the voting machine and the empowerment of Pakistanis abroad.

According to the statement, the cabinet expressed concern about the alleged voice buying video on NA-133 and said that illegal measures such as vote buying were against democracy.

The statement said the cabinet also asked relevant departments to clarify the audit report on the Corona outbreak package.

The statement said that the financial advisor submitted a comparative review of commodity prices to the Federal Cabinet and reported in the briefing that the weekly inflation rate has fallen to 0.67% and that the prices of all items for the home in Pakistan, with the exception of ghee and tea, have descended. Prices for flour, sugar, lentils and lentils are quite high in Sindh.

According to the statement, it was approved to set the height of high-rise buildings around airports and it was also approved to set the height of buildings in the blue zone of Islamabad to 1,000 feet.

Gas emitted in the country would be reserved for domestic consumers, gas supply to PPIs and fertilizer factories would continue, and an additional 5% of the gas would be supplied to LNG power plants, according to the statement.

Recall that irregularities of more than Rs 25 billion have been revealed in the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) and Rs 4.8 billion in the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA).

During the Corona outbreak, the government made big claims to bring relief to the people, but the audit report refuted the government's claim.

The Prime Minister had announced a landmark Rs 1.2 trillion relief, of which Rs 500 billion was allocated to provide immediate aid to the workers and the poor, but only Rs 116 billion, including Rs 35,000, were delivered to the population. million rupees. It was revealed that more than Rs.

Source: suchtv