Gul Plaza Blaze: 1,300 Shops for Traders Announced by CM Murad, marking a major relief step after the tragic fire. CM Murad Ali Shah assured affected shopkeepers that the reconstruction of Gul Plaza will begin immediately. The Sindh government relief plan aims to restore business activity and provide government support for victims.
The fire destroyed hundreds of shops, causing loss of goods and livelihoods. Murad Ali Shah announced that the families of those who died will receive Rs 10 million compensation for victims. In addition, each shopkeeper will get Rs 500,000 for household expenses during reconstruction. Temporary shops for traders are being arranged, with two buildings housing 500 and 350 shops respectively.
To ensure smooth business resumption, the Sindh Investment Department will provide interest-free loans for businesses affected by the blaze. The Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) will collaborate with the government to ensure full compensation for lost goods. An FIR registered for fire confirms legal action against responsible parties, and authorities are implementing fire safety measures to prevent future tragedies.
CM Murad Ali Shah also highlighted building safety audits across Karachi. Every structure, including the reconstructed Gul Plaza, will follow strict building safety requirements. These measures aim to protect traders and the public from similar incidents. The Korangi Causeway inauguration event also included his statement about government support for traders during this recovery phase.
The 1,300 shops will be ready within two months, providing stability and hope for affected shopkeepers. Reconstruction of Gul Plaza, combined with financial aid for businesses, shows the Sindh government’s commitment to recovery and tragedy prevention measures.
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Gul Plaza Blaze: 1,300 shops for traders announced by CM Murad, offering compensation and temporary shops for affected shopkeepers.
