The Prime Minister is taking tangible initiatives to improve the living conditions of those who are less wealthy: Dr. Sania

ATTOCK is a term used to describe a collection of items. Dr. Sania Nishtar, the Prime Minister’s Special Assistant on Social Protection and Poverty Alleviation, said on Sunday that Prime Minister Imran Khan was taking tangible efforts to improve the living standards of the less fortunate by improving their economic situation. Ehsaas Rashan, a programme aimed at assisting low-income individuals, has been created for this goal.

Individuals who have registered their mobile phones with their Computerized National Identity Cards (CNICs) can do so at http://ehsaasrashan.pass.gov.pk. After registering, they will receive an SMS from 8171 informing them of their eligibility, and they may go to any food shop to purchase basic necessities. Grocery merchants with bank accounts will be registered using the same web site; however, those without a bank account can obtain one with the National Bank of Pakistan. It is required that all mobile phone numbers be registered under the same CNIC number.

According to Dr. Sania, 40 million individuals applied for the Ehsaas Rashan programme, of which one million were accepted. She stated that the Ehsaas National Socioeconomic Registry Survey had been finished, and that individuals who had not registered might do so at special registration booths set up around the nation.

People should not believe fraudulent calls or SMS, she warned, and should only follow the instructions from 8171. She went on to say that the COVID-19 has severely harmed the world’s economic situation. “Pakistan’s Prime Minister is working hard to ease the economic load on ordinary Pakistanis.”