TURBAT is a densely populated city and home town of former chief minister Dr Abdul Malik. However, the city is deprived of a public park.

Doctors advise patients to exercise regularly to control blood sugar, blood pressure and heart conditions. Patients have requested elected representatives to build a public park but all in vain. The Balochistan government should pay heed to the people’s needs and provide them a park.

Tehzeeb Baloch

Karachi

Published in Dawn, June 21st, 2018

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