They halved the salary of civil servants for earthquake aid, a crisis broke out in the country

While more than 50,000 people lost their lives in the earthquakes on February 6, help continues to pour in from many countries.

In Pakistan, aid to Turkey became the agenda creating controversy. The Pakistani government of Balochistan announced that this month’s salaries were cut to transfer to a fund to be set up to help Turkey.

It was also claimed in the Pakistani media news that no official information was given to the officers and that the officers were shocked to see that their salaries were deficient by 50 percent in their accounts.

While local media reports claim that Pakistan is already experiencing an economic crisis, it was claimed that the salaries of civil servants at the 19th and 21st levels were halved and that “civil servants at certain levels in Balochistan reacted to the They cut their wages and said that they are already on livelihood.”

PLAN “2 DAYS SALARY”

While it was claimed that the officers were preparing to file a complaint with the federal government, he also said they had not been formally requested to do so. The officers were also reportedly preparing to tell authorities: “We can give our wages for a day or two, but the 50 percent cut is too much.”

While the Pakistani media described the situation in the country with the statement: “Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s government is making a great effort to return Turkey’s aid to the flood disaster in Pakistan last year,” Sharif came to Turkey last week and gave a message of support also provoked a reaction from the opposition in Pakistan, he wrote.