The Sindh government has decided to seal high-risk buildings that violate fire safety regulations, marking a significant step in addressing fire safety concerns across the province. This decision emerged from a high-level meeting chaired by Chief Secretary Asif Haider Shah in Karachi, as reported by Daily Qudrat and Express News on February 12, 2026. The meeting included key officials such as the Secretary of Rehabilitation, the Director General of the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), and various commissioners and deputy commissioners. Chief Secretary Shah highlighted that out of 3,633 buildings inspected across Sindh, 3,319 were issued notices for fire safety deficiencies, with 889 classified as high-risk. He emphasized, 'High-risk and non-compliant buildings will face sealing and strict legal action,' indicating a firm stance on enforcement.