The recent Gul Plaza tragedy in Karachi has prompted swift action from local government officials to assist affected shopkeepers and families. According to Business Recorder, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah announced that the government, in collaboration with the Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI), is working to ensure that compensation is provided within two months. The government has identified temporary locations for shopkeepers to resume their businesses without rent, only requiring them to cover basic maintenance costs. The Sindh government is also providing Rs. 10 million each to the families of those who lost their lives in the incident. Tribune Latest further reports that shopkeepers affected by the tragedy are being given Rs. 500,000 each, with additional compensation to follow after further assessment.
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Sindh Government Assists Gul Plaza Traders After Tragedy Karachi

Karachi's Gul Plaza tragedy prompts swift aid: Sindh govt pledges compensation, free stalls for traders, and Rs. 10M to victims' families, amid conspiracy theories and ongoing community support.
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