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On January 5, Karachi recognised its uncelebrated heroes with the “Tamgha-e-Karachi” awards. The event aimed at recognising those individuals and families who have gone the extra mile to serve the city. Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) organised the function.
A Special Event at Khaliq Dina Hall
The ceremony, held at the historic Khaliq Dina Hall, was graced by Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab and Deputy Mayor Salman Abdullah Murad. This heartfelt tribute celebrates the selfless contributions of KMC employees and their families. Among those honoured were martyrs from the City Warden and Fire Brigade services, as well as notable figures like artist Mehtab Ali, educationist Darya Qazi, social worker Fatima Majeed, and writer Saima Saleem.
Families of martyrs who gave their lives protecting Karachi’s citizens were also recognised, reminding everyone of the sacrifices made for public safety.
Words of Gratitude from the Mayor
The Mayor of Karachi, Murtaza Wahab, termed the honourees as “real heroes,” adding that they sacrificed their lives for the people of Karachi. “Their selflessness ensures the safety and progress of our city,” he said.
He also applauded the artists and educators who have uplifted Karachi’s image internationally, showing the city’s more vibrant side.
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Honourees Receive Cash and Gold Medals
Every awardee was gifted a pure gold and silver medal and endowed with a cash prize of Rs500000. The gesture symbolised not only recognition but also gratitude for their hard work and sacrifice.
A New Tradition for Karachi
Mayor Wahab also announced that the “Tamgha-e-Karachi” ceremony will now take place every year on January 5. This tradition will continue to shine a spotlight on the unsung heroes who make Karachi a safer, brighter, and better place.
This occasion was not just about an awards ceremony but it was a much-needed moment to celebrate the courageous, selfless, and committed efforts of people. With the awards taking place, citizens were reminded of the innumerable contributions made by those people who worked every day from dawn to dusk-without recognition.
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